MP wrote: >> Multiple changesets means that you can have multiple stacks at a time. > > Basically, instead of opening another JOSM process you can just open > another layer and another changeset ... and of course, you can > continue opened changesets even after you quit JOSM for any reason > (either you need to update JOSM or its plugins to newer version, or it > gets killed by OOM killer, or whatever ...) > > What about this: > "JOSM now supports editing in multiple changesets at once. If you want > to change something you notice while making other changes, you can now > upload it to different changeset."
I think it needs more than two sentences to explain this properly. It is surely for advanced users of JOSM, and might confuse others. I need to think about how to use this feature optimally in my own workflow. On the same note, why not underline the importance of uploading changesets often, and (if possible) restricting them to a small localized area? Too many users have edits all over the place, and their changesets show up in history feeds everywhere. I prefer to make many, small changesets. Uploads are quick and the risk of conflict low. Cheers, Morten _______________________________________________ josm-dev mailing list josm-dev@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/josm-dev
