-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Regarding the button move I can't say one way or another.
However, the loading of the file manually is a step back and it was done intentionally. The new JOSM does not honor the josm/ignore=true tag anymore and the bounding boxes were inadvertantly being uploaded to the server. We decided to make the downloading manual as a workaround to this issue. We are working with the josm devs to find a better solution, the current setup is a temporary workaround until a more permanent solution is found. - -AndrewBuck On 10/19/2014 11:06 AM, Erik Walthinsen wrote: > On 10/17/2014 07:07 AM, Pierre GIRAUD wrote: >> Among the bug fixes or little improvements, this release's main >> goal is to prevent JOSM users to send the task boundary to OSM >> database even if ignore is set which may happen with recent >> versions of JOSM. > >> JOSM users should now see a link to a GPX file right below the >> "Edit in JOSM" button. They're invited to download the given file >> and load it in their favorite editor. > > So when clicking 'edit with JOSM' there is no more task boundary > loaded? I have to manually load the boundary for every task I work > on? How am I supposed to configure my browser to actually > automatically hand this file to josm? > > This is a major step backwards in usability, unless there's > something significantly wrong with my (untouched since before this > change) setup. When I load a task into JOSM, continuous download > immediately grabs adjacent area, and then I have no idea what the > boundaries are of what I'm supposed to be mapping. > > I have only *once* seen a tasking rectangle in the OSM database, > and that was somehow added by somebody else. I deleted it and > moved on. It seems to me that if there's a problem with JOSM > adding them, it's supremely rare, and should be prioritized in JOSM > rather than "fixed" with such a significant step backwards in > usability. > > I'm also not thrilled with the move of "Unlock". IMO that's going > to make inadvertent "premature Done"s much more common. I would > much rather see it be a button again, perhaps colored yellow to > distinguish it from the green Done. > > _______________________________________________ HOT mailing list > [email protected] https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/hot -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux) iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJUQ+xmAAoJEK7RwIfxHSXb5rwQAI2T+ySikXS1KhNBiuwwIx1P d6074I4b1oK+HP1+gjWK6ebL5KPe/VsT+XwRG2gg0CRp+5JZaxaKGom0uqRb3wJi fCrfxCF7I3RaWI7TRL7o5suA5ycZ2F/8mLjINKvmVg+xkUR/g9jJmSEhbPQ3DmhU DidPCQnHACbdhO4TyoIFGeJcINiKHeqfhKzNZ/83NxXgZmecDOT6vwnQNVNK7HdS Hkb8MbujmsRFT9tdxBWAkKJhm8esaiPI18bmrG1jOj9BLEAWewJSXl27jn9BkNw9 pRWy55coMJsPXjARrVhDORjqZXeY1+IfRe5kt4/lJPW43SqO63VBG9O3QW/C1apn APw6vgDvccU+O1gaoi33sHHTRDDe4GtPu4qfcWYsiuF5VJEnyeeCU2FmqneeRM4U JZr5eC00u3nWnXDKRN7aylxs7kXrmZIfIi/4SDLoa0JJ0Q9yfcxr2WZqRgxSMqzE ink/rQ5ume3EHw41pwDf0qnTl6xRG8lztThFU1I44RhPbaWCAcNFc3VAujz8xdQf vTcC4qgK7vROXWJwr9yplta0aiBwtKV66EcgB+TqU1VRsONB8dchyXCcMFetUGmj sXN9Uvb3iSmpepEdHooTW5GTc0x+/Vrj8o2bStiyZxURh6CnjfONAzw185JRx3pT otHSx7Z6mwD0Q3j4Vp5w =32wi -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _______________________________________________ HOT mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/hot
