Again, please let me know if there's a better place to ask osmosis
specific questions :-)
I have managed to successfully build and run the latest (v0.47) version
of osmosis on Github: https://github.com/openstreetmap/osmosis
I am trying to run a task that reads a PBF file and populates the
`apidb` schema. Earlier, when running the same command, I'd see osmosis
using all CPU cores on my machine, running multiple processes. However,
now I see only one `java` process running.
The command I'm running looks like:
`./osmosis --read-pbf file=~//pbf/monaco.pbf --write-apidb
database=openstreetmap host=127.0.0.1 user=osm password=pwd
validateSchemaVersion=no`
This works fine and data is imported, except that it seems to be running
only one thread, and I worry this would result in significantly slower
imports of larger data-sets.
I see this commit from April 2018 that might be (?) related to this:
https://github.com/openstreetmap/osmosis/commit/c438e9ddf64c4dff2dcc80191c95a453e3c067fc
Is there an option one can pass to force the older behaviour with
regards to multithreading? I was unable to find it in the docs - I tried
playing around with the `--buffer` parameter, but it did not seem to help.
Of course, I understand this version isn't properly "released" yet and
docs could be in flux, am super happy to play the role of tester here.
And of course, it's entirely possible I'm missing something obvious
(like my previous question here).
Thank you again for any help!
-Sanjay
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