[HOT] iD news: v2.5.0, OpenStreetCam, and request for translation help..

[Bryan Housel]

Happy December!  We have lots moving in the iD editor project.  

📷  OpenStreetCam

Last month, I released iD v2.5.0 (November 10, 2017), which includes support 
for OpenStreetCam.  If you haven’t tried it yet, you should really check out 
how easy it is to work with street level imagery in iD.  

Read more here:
https://blog.mapbox.com/openstreetcam-support-for-the-id-editor-12934de61fa 


Please share:
https://twitter.com/Mapbox/status/931288819277578240 

https://twitter.com/bhousel/status/929116316614692864 



👩‍🎓 New Help text coming soon

I recently merged a big pull request to iD, contributed by Manfred Brandl, to 
overhaul the internal help texts.  The good news is that it replaces those 
giant blocks of markdown text with short headings and texts which will be much 
easier to translate and maintain going forward.  The bad news is that it means 
all of that old help text needs to be translated again…

If you can translate, I need your help!

You don’t need to be a programmer - if you speak another language in addition 
to English, you can do this!  Please log into the iD project on Transifex, 
https://www.transifex.com/openstreetmap/id-editor/dashboard/ 
 and check the 
languages that are available for translation.  And share this info with 
*anyone* who you know that might want to get involved!  

Please share:
https://twitter.com/bhousel/status/933778248105910272 



As always, follow me on Twitter https://twitter.com/bhousel 
 for the latest iD news.  More great features 
coming soon...

Thank you!
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Re: [HOT] iD news: v2.4.0 released

[Bryan Housel]

Hey Dale, it is possible to automatically check the “review requested” checkbox 
for new users, but I decided against it at least for the initial rollout of the 
feature.  Some more thoughts here:  
https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/pull/4223#issuecomment-322211377 


For now the reviews are “opt-in”, we may change this later if we decide the 
feature is useful.

Thanks, Bryan



> On Aug 26, 2017, at 6:05 PM, Dale Kunce  wrote:
> 
> @Brian is it possible to have have 'review_requested=yes' auto filled if a 
> user has less than some number of edits or would changes_count be a better 
> way to get the same data.
> 
> On Sat, Aug 26, 2017 at 6:51 AM, Donal Hunt  > wrote:
> I'm huge fan of this feature. Getting changes reviewed is a great way for 
> educating and training people. Maybe someday we'll have readability for 
> different countries / regions and/or categories of edits.
> 
> Can't wait to start using it.
> 
> Donal
> 
> On 26 Aug 2017 14:15, "Bryan Housel"  > wrote:
> OSMCha will show if a user has requested a review (though I’m not sure if 
> they have pushed the new version yet that does this).
> 
> We’re also planning to add it to our bots in slack and IRC that monitor edits 
> in the US.  
> 
> 
> 
>> On Aug 26, 2017, at 8:44 AM, john whelan > > wrote:
>> 
>> >`review_requested=yes`
>> 
>> So how would this be picked up?
>> 
>> Thanks John
>> 
>> On 26 August 2017 at 01:46, Bryan Housel > > wrote:
>> iD v2.4.0 was released August 25, 2017 and is now available for editing on 
>> openstreetmap.org 
>> 
>> 📣  A few highlights from the release:
>> 
>> NEW Esri World Imagery layer:
>> Esri has made their World Imagery Service available for OSM use! 
>> Read more here:  
>> https://blogs.esri.com/esri/arcgis/2017/08/24/world-imagery-in-osm/ 
>> 
>> 
>> NEW fields on the save screen:
>>• Added a checkbox for mappers to request for someone to review their 
>> edits.
>>• Added a Source field to allow users to add multiple sources.
>>• Added a Hashtags field to allow users to add multiple event hashtags.
>>  - Hashtags can also be set via the API from a Task Manager or Q/A app.  
>>  - Hashtags are automatically extracted from the `comment` field.
>> 
>> NEW changeset tags for improved changeset analysis
>>• `review_requested=yes`  (“yes” if the user has checked the box)
>>• `source=*`  (semicolon delimited, e.g. “survey;gps")
>>• `hashtags=*`  (semicolon delimited, e.g. “#MissingMaps;#Tanzania”)
>>• `changesets_count=*`  (number of edits the user has made, will be “0” 
>> for someone making their first edit)
>> 
>>   Walkthrough tags, will be set only if a user has made <100 edits:
>>• `ideditor:walkthrough_started=yes`  (“yes” if the user started the 
>> walkthrough)
>>• `ideditor:walkthrough_progress=*`  (semicolon delimited, e.g. 
>> "welcome;navigation;point;area”)
>>• `ideditor:walkthrough_started=yes`  (“yes” if the user completed all 
>> walkthrough sections)
>> 
>> Performance:
>>• iD can now schedule deferred work in modern browsers with 
>> requestIdleCallback, (contributed by Kushan Joshi).  
>> This means big speedups in parsing, loading data from OSM, and rendering.
>> 
>> Presets:
>>• Added presets for many theme park attractions (contributed by Willie 
>> Marcel)
>>• Added preset for `amenity=shower` (contributed by JamesKingdom)
>>• Added preset `emergency=life_ring` (contributed by JamesKingdom)
>>• Added presets and icons for railway mapping Buffer Stop, Derailer, 
>> Milestone, Signal, Switch, Train Wash (contributed by JamesKingdom)
>> 
>> ...and more!
>> 
>> 
>> Changelog:
>>https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#240 
>> 
>> 
>> Twitter:
>>v2.4.0 + new save screen:  
>> https://twitter.com/bhousel/status/901280750540132352 
>> 
>>Esri World Imagery announcement: 
>> https://twitter.com/geogangster/status/901194478622433280 
>> 
>> 
>> Follow me on Twitter https://twitter.com/bhousel 
>>  for more iD news and sneak peaks.
>> 
>> 
>> Thanks! 🙇
>> Bryan
>> 
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Re: [HOT] iD news: v2.4.0 released

[Dale Kunce]

@Brian is it possible to have have 'review_requested=yes' auto filled if a
user has less than some number of edits or would changes_count be a better
way to get the same data.

On Sat, Aug 26, 2017 at 6:51 AM, Donal Hunt  wrote:

> I'm huge fan of this feature. Getting changes reviewed is a great way for
> educating and training people. Maybe someday we'll have readability for
> different countries / regions and/or categories of edits.
>
> Can't wait to start using it.
>
> Donal
>
> On 26 Aug 2017 14:15, "Bryan Housel"  wrote:
>
>> OSMCha will show if a user has requested a review (though I’m not sure if
>> they have pushed the new version yet that does this).
>>
>> We’re also planning to add it to our bots in slack and IRC that monitor
>> edits in the US.
>>
>>
>>
>> On Aug 26, 2017, at 8:44 AM, john whelan  wrote:
>>
>> >`review_requested=yes`
>>
>> So how would this be picked up?
>>
>> Thanks John
>>
>> On 26 August 2017 at 01:46, Bryan Housel  wrote:
>>
>>> *iD v2.4.0* was released August 25, 2017 and is now available for
>>> editing on openstreetmap.org
>>>
>>> 📣  *A few highlights from the release:*
>>>
>>> *NEW Esri World Imagery layer:*
>>> Esri has made their World Imagery Service available for OSM use!
>>> Read more here:  https://blogs.esri.com/esri/a
>>> rcgis/2017/08/24/world-imagery-in-osm/
>>>
>>> *NEW fields on the save screen:*
>>>• Added a checkbox for mappers to request for someone to review their
>>> edits.
>>>• Added a Source field to allow users to add multiple sources.
>>>• Added a Hashtags field to allow users to add multiple event
>>> hashtags.
>>> - Hashtags can also be set via the API from a Task Manager or Q/A app.
>>> - Hashtags are automatically extracted from the `comment` field.
>>>
>>> *NEW changeset tags for improved changeset analysis*
>>>• `review_requested=yes`  (“yes” if the user has checked the box)
>>>• `source=*`  (semicolon delimited, e.g. “survey;gps")
>>>• `hashtags=*`  (semicolon delimited, e.g. “#MissingMaps;#Tanzania”)
>>>• `changesets_count=*`  (number of edits the user has made, will be “
>>> 0” for someone making their first edit)
>>>
>>>   Walkthrough tags, will be set only if a user has made <100 edits:
>>>• `ideditor:walkthrough_started=yes`  (“yes” if the user started the
>>> walkthrough)
>>>• `ideditor:walkthrough_progress=*`  (semicolon delimited, e.g. "
>>> welcome;navigation;point;area”)
>>>• `ideditor:walkthrough_started=yes`  (“yes” if the user completed
>>> all walkthrough sections)
>>>
>>> *Performance:*
>>>• iD can now schedule deferred work in modern browsers with
>>> requestIdleCallback, (contributed by Kushan Joshi).
>>> This means big speedups in parsing, loading data from OSM, and rendering.
>>>
>>> *Presets:*
>>>• Added presets for many theme park attractions (contributed by
>>> Willie Marcel)
>>>• Added preset for `amenity=shower` (contributed by JamesKingdom)
>>>• Added preset `emergency=life_ring` (contributed by JamesKingdom)
>>>• Added presets and icons for railway mapping Buffer Stop, Derailer,
>>> Milestone, Signal, Switch, Train Wash (contributed by JamesKingdom)
>>>
>>> ...and more!
>>>
>>>
>>> *Changelog:*
>>>https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#240
>>>
>>> *Twitter:*
>>>v2.4.0 + new save screen:  https://twitter.com/bhousel/s
>>> tatus/901280750540132352
>>>Esri World Imagery announcement: https://twitter.
>>> com/geogangster/status/901194478622433280
>>>
>>> Follow me on Twitter https://twitter.com/bhousel for more iD news and
>>> sneak peaks.
>>>
>>>
>>> Thanks! 🙇
>>> Bryan
>>>
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Re: [HOT] iD news: v2.4.0 released

[Donal Hunt]

I'm huge fan of this feature. Getting changes reviewed is a great way for
educating and training people. Maybe someday we'll have readability for
different countries / regions and/or categories of edits.

Can't wait to start using it.

Donal

On 26 Aug 2017 14:15, "Bryan Housel"  wrote:

> OSMCha will show if a user has requested a review (though I’m not sure if
> they have pushed the new version yet that does this).
>
> We’re also planning to add it to our bots in slack and IRC that monitor
> edits in the US.
>
>
>
> On Aug 26, 2017, at 8:44 AM, john whelan  wrote:
>
> >`review_requested=yes`
>
> So how would this be picked up?
>
> Thanks John
>
> On 26 August 2017 at 01:46, Bryan Housel  wrote:
>
>> *iD v2.4.0* was released August 25, 2017 and is now available for
>> editing on openstreetmap.org
>>
>> 📣  *A few highlights from the release:*
>>
>> *NEW Esri World Imagery layer:*
>> Esri has made their World Imagery Service available for OSM use!
>> Read more here:  https://blogs.esri.com/esri/a
>> rcgis/2017/08/24/world-imagery-in-osm/
>>
>> *NEW fields on the save screen:*
>>• Added a checkbox for mappers to request for someone to review their
>> edits.
>>• Added a Source field to allow users to add multiple sources.
>>• Added a Hashtags field to allow users to add multiple event hashtags.
>> - Hashtags can also be set via the API from a Task Manager or Q/A app.
>> - Hashtags are automatically extracted from the `comment` field.
>>
>> *NEW changeset tags for improved changeset analysis*
>>• `review_requested=yes`  (“yes” if the user has checked the box)
>>• `source=*`  (semicolon delimited, e.g. “survey;gps")
>>• `hashtags=*`  (semicolon delimited, e.g. “#MissingMaps;#Tanzania”)
>>• `changesets_count=*`  (number of edits the user has made, will be “0”
>> for someone making their first edit)
>>
>>   Walkthrough tags, will be set only if a user has made <100 edits:
>>• `ideditor:walkthrough_started=yes`  (“yes” if the user started the
>> walkthrough)
>>• `ideditor:walkthrough_progress=*`  (semicolon delimited, e.g. "
>> welcome;navigation;point;area”)
>>• `ideditor:walkthrough_started=yes`  (“yes” if the user completed
>> all walkthrough sections)
>>
>> *Performance:*
>>• iD can now schedule deferred work in modern browsers with
>> requestIdleCallback, (contributed by Kushan Joshi).
>> This means big speedups in parsing, loading data from OSM, and rendering.
>>
>> *Presets:*
>>• Added presets for many theme park attractions (contributed by Willie
>> Marcel)
>>• Added preset for `amenity=shower` (contributed by JamesKingdom)
>>• Added preset `emergency=life_ring` (contributed by JamesKingdom)
>>• Added presets and icons for railway mapping Buffer Stop, Derailer,
>> Milestone, Signal, Switch, Train Wash (contributed by JamesKingdom)
>>
>> ...and more!
>>
>>
>> *Changelog:*
>>https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#240
>>
>> *Twitter:*
>>v2.4.0 + new save screen:  https://twitter.com/bhousel/s
>> tatus/901280750540132352
>>Esri World Imagery announcement: https://twitter.
>> com/geogangster/status/901194478622433280
>>
>> Follow me on Twitter https://twitter.com/bhousel for more iD news and
>> sneak peaks.
>>
>>
>> Thanks! 🙇
>> Bryan
>>
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Re: [HOT] iD news: v2.4.0 released

[Bryan Housel]

OSMCha will show if a user has requested a review (though I’m not sure if they 
have pushed the new version yet that does this).

We’re also planning to add it to our bots in slack and IRC that monitor edits 
in the US.  



> On Aug 26, 2017, at 8:44 AM, john whelan  wrote:
> 
> >`review_requested=yes`
> 
> So how would this be picked up?
> 
> Thanks John
> 
> On 26 August 2017 at 01:46, Bryan Housel  > wrote:
> iD v2.4.0 was released August 25, 2017 and is now available for editing on 
> openstreetmap.org 
> 
> 📣  A few highlights from the release:
> 
> NEW Esri World Imagery layer:
> Esri has made their World Imagery Service available for OSM use! 
> Read more here:  
> https://blogs.esri.com/esri/arcgis/2017/08/24/world-imagery-in-osm/ 
> 
> 
> NEW fields on the save screen:
>• Added a checkbox for mappers to request for someone to review their 
> edits.
>• Added a Source field to allow users to add multiple sources.
>• Added a Hashtags field to allow users to add multiple event hashtags.
>   - Hashtags can also be set via the API from a Task Manager or Q/A app.  
>   - Hashtags are automatically extracted from the `comment` field.
> 
> NEW changeset tags for improved changeset analysis
>• `review_requested=yes`  (“yes” if the user has checked the box)
>• `source=*`  (semicolon delimited, e.g. “survey;gps")
>• `hashtags=*`  (semicolon delimited, e.g. “#MissingMaps;#Tanzania”)
>• `changesets_count=*`  (number of edits the user has made, will be “0” 
> for someone making their first edit)
> 
>   Walkthrough tags, will be set only if a user has made <100 edits:
>• `ideditor:walkthrough_started=yes`  (“yes” if the user started the 
> walkthrough)
>• `ideditor:walkthrough_progress=*`  (semicolon delimited, e.g. 
> "welcome;navigation;point;area”)
>• `ideditor:walkthrough_started=yes`  (“yes” if the user completed all 
> walkthrough sections)
> 
> Performance:
>• iD can now schedule deferred work in modern browsers with 
> requestIdleCallback, (contributed by Kushan Joshi).  
> This means big speedups in parsing, loading data from OSM, and rendering.
> 
> Presets:
>• Added presets for many theme park attractions (contributed by Willie 
> Marcel)
>• Added preset for `amenity=shower` (contributed by JamesKingdom)
>• Added preset `emergency=life_ring` (contributed by JamesKingdom)
>• Added presets and icons for railway mapping Buffer Stop, Derailer, 
> Milestone, Signal, Switch, Train Wash (contributed by JamesKingdom)
> 
> ...and more!
> 
> 
> Changelog:
>https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#240 
> 
> 
> Twitter:
>v2.4.0 + new save screen:  
> https://twitter.com/bhousel/status/901280750540132352 
> 
>Esri World Imagery announcement: 
> https://twitter.com/geogangster/status/901194478622433280 
> 
> 
> Follow me on Twitter https://twitter.com/bhousel 
>  for more iD news and sneak peaks.
> 
> 
> Thanks! 🙇
> Bryan
> 
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Re: [HOT] iD news: v2.4.0 released

[john whelan]

>`review_requested=yes`

So how would this be picked up?

Thanks John

On 26 August 2017 at 01:46, Bryan Housel  wrote:

> *iD v2.4.0* was released August 25, 2017 and is now available for editing
> on openstreetmap.org
>
> 📣  *A few highlights from the release:*
>
> *NEW Esri World Imagery layer:*
> Esri has made their World Imagery Service available for OSM use!
> Read more here:  https://blogs.esri.com/esri/arcgis/2017/08/24/world-
> imagery-in-osm/
>
> *NEW fields on the save screen:*
>• Added a checkbox for mappers to request for someone to review their
> edits.
>• Added a Source field to allow users to add multiple sources.
>• Added a Hashtags field to allow users to add multiple event hashtags.
> - Hashtags can also be set via the API from a Task Manager or Q/A app.
> - Hashtags are automatically extracted from the `comment` field.
>
> *NEW changeset tags for improved changeset analysis*
>• `review_requested=yes`  (“yes” if the user has checked the box)
>• `source=*`  (semicolon delimited, e.g. “survey;gps")
>• `hashtags=*`  (semicolon delimited, e.g. “#MissingMaps;#Tanzania”)
>• `changesets_count=*`  (number of edits the user has made, will be “0”
> for someone making their first edit)
>
>   Walkthrough tags, will be set only if a user has made <100 edits:
>• `ideditor:walkthrough_started=yes`  (“yes” if the user started the
> walkthrough)
>• `ideditor:walkthrough_progress=*`  (semicolon delimited, e.g. "
> welcome;navigation;point;area”)
>• `ideditor:walkthrough_started=yes`  (“yes” if the user completed all
> walkthrough sections)
>
> *Performance:*
>• iD can now schedule deferred work in modern browsers with
> requestIdleCallback, (contributed by Kushan Joshi).
> This means big speedups in parsing, loading data from OSM, and rendering.
>
> *Presets:*
>• Added presets for many theme park attractions (contributed by Willie
> Marcel)
>• Added preset for `amenity=shower` (contributed by JamesKingdom)
>• Added preset `emergency=life_ring` (contributed by JamesKingdom)
>• Added presets and icons for railway mapping Buffer Stop, Derailer,
> Milestone, Signal, Switch, Train Wash (contributed by JamesKingdom)
>
> ...and more!
>
>
> *Changelog:*
>https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#240
>
> *Twitter:*
>v2.4.0 + new save screen:  https://twitter.com/bhousel/
> status/901280750540132352
>Esri World Imagery announcement: https://twitter.
> com/geogangster/status/901194478622433280
>
> Follow me on Twitter https://twitter.com/bhousel for more iD news and
> sneak peaks.
>
>
> Thanks! 🙇
> Bryan
>
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[HOT] iD news: v2.4.0 released

[Bryan Housel]

iD v2.4.0 was released August 25, 2017 and is now available for editing on 
openstreetmap.org 

📣  A few highlights from the release:

NEW Esri World Imagery layer:
Esri has made their World Imagery Service available for OSM use! 
Read more here:  
https://blogs.esri.com/esri/arcgis/2017/08/24/world-imagery-in-osm/ 


NEW fields on the save screen:
   • Added a checkbox for mappers to request for someone to review their edits.
   • Added a Source field to allow users to add multiple sources.
   • Added a Hashtags field to allow users to add multiple event hashtags.
- Hashtags can also be set via the API from a Task Manager or Q/A app.  
- Hashtags are automatically extracted from the `comment` field.

NEW changeset tags for improved changeset analysis
   • `review_requested=yes`  (“yes” if the user has checked the box)
   • `source=*`  (semicolon delimited, e.g. “survey;gps")
   • `hashtags=*`  (semicolon delimited, e.g. “#MissingMaps;#Tanzania”)
   • `changesets_count=*`  (number of edits the user has made, will be “0” for 
someone making their first edit)

  Walkthrough tags, will be set only if a user has made <100 edits:
   • `ideditor:walkthrough_started=yes`  (“yes” if the user started the 
walkthrough)
   • `ideditor:walkthrough_progress=*`  (semicolon delimited, e.g. 
"welcome;navigation;point;area”)
   • `ideditor:walkthrough_started=yes`  (“yes” if the user completed all 
walkthrough sections)

Performance:
   • iD can now schedule deferred work in modern browsers with 
requestIdleCallback, (contributed by Kushan Joshi).  
This means big speedups in parsing, loading data from OSM, and rendering.

Presets:
   • Added presets for many theme park attractions (contributed by Willie 
Marcel)
   • Added preset for `amenity=shower` (contributed by JamesKingdom)
   • Added preset `emergency=life_ring` (contributed by JamesKingdom)
   • Added presets and icons for railway mapping Buffer Stop, Derailer, 
Milestone, Signal, Switch, Train Wash (contributed by JamesKingdom)

...and more!


Changelog:
   https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#240 


Twitter:
   v2.4.0 + new save screen:  
https://twitter.com/bhousel/status/901280750540132352 

   Esri World Imagery announcement: 
https://twitter.com/geogangster/status/901194478622433280 


Follow me on Twitter https://twitter.com/bhousel  
for more iD news and sneak peaks.


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[HOT] iD news: v2.3.0 released

[Bryan Housel]

iD v2.3.0 was released July 7, 2017 and is now available for editing on 
openstreetmap.org 

📣  A few highlights from the release:

New:  Toggle-able information panels can be used to expose more advanced 
features without cluttering the user interface.
⌘I: Show/Hide info panels (by default, will toggle the Measurement panel)
⌘⇧M: Toggle Measurement Panel - Show selected object area, length, perimeter, 
calculate center, etc.
⌘⇧L: Toggle Location Panel - Show location coordinates and reverse geocode
⌘⇧H: Toggle History Panel - Show last edited by, links to user and changeset 
info, object history
⌘⇧B: Toggle Background Panel - Show imagery age if available and toggle tile 
debugging

Support localization of background imagery names, descriptions, attribution text
Show background imagery icons from editor-layer-index 
, upgrade Bing icon and others
Add  walkthrough=true  to the url, and iD will start the walkthrough 
automatically
New presets for manholes, storm drains, scrapyards
Many more bugfixes!
  

Please help translate these new features if you can!  The iD project is now 
under the OpenStreetMap organization on Transifex:
   https://www.transifex.com/openstreetmap/id-editor/dashboard/ 


Changelog:
   https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#230 


Twitter:
   v2.3.0 + info panels and imagery age: 
https://twitter.com/bhousel/status/883487026594623489 

   History info panel: https://twitter.com/bhousel/status/883488962215632896 

   All panels:  https://twitter.com/bhousel/status/882758167742083075 

   Tile Debugging showing Bing imagery age:  
https://twitter.com/bhousel/status/881519390495309824 


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[HOT] iD news: v2.2.2 released

[Bryan Housel]

iD v2.2.2 was released June 12, 2017 and is now available for editing on 
openstreetmap.org 

📣  A few highlights from the release:

New:  press `?` to bring up a Keyboard Shortcuts help popup screen, built by 
Ajith and Kushan.  We’ve also put a lot of effort into making the screen 
localizable and improving how keyboard shortcuts work across all browsers, 
operating systems, and with different international keyboard layouts.
Updated to use the Mapillary v3 API, which is much faster and seems to return a 
lot more traffic signs than before
When copy/pasting features, don’t omit certain tags like `name`, `addr:*`, 
`contact:*`
Fix for “entity not found” error due to Chrome bug
New presets for `craft=distillery`, `highway=elevator`, 
`craft=electronics_repair`, `shop=appliance`
Many more bugfixes!
  

Changelog:
  https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#222 


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[HOT] iD news: v2.2.0 released

[Bryan Housel]

iD v2.2.0 was released May 9 2017 and is now available for editing on 
openstreetmap.org 

This is possibly our biggest release ever because it includes over 100 features 
and represents about 3 months of work by 13 contributors, and countless other 
translators and testers.  Thank you to everyone who made this possible!  ❤️
📣 Release Highlights

🛰 Two new global satellite imagery layers: DigitalGlobe Premium and 
DigitalGlobe Standard!
These new layers cover many parts of the world that previously had no usable 
imagery.
Check out the new imagery by opening the Background pane (shortcut B)

👉 A new right-click editing menu replaces the old radial menu.
The new editing menu gives iD room to grow and won't get in the way of your 
editing.
Remember: Right-click on map features to use the new menu.

👩‍🎓 The introductory walkthrough has been completely revised, covering more 
OpenStreetMap concepts and common editing tasks using the new right-click menu. 
Users can explore and practice editing in the example town - now much better 
mapped than before and completely localizable. Even long time iD users should 
give it a try!
Replay the walkthrough from the Help pane (shortcut H).

🚦 Big refresh of icons! You'll see a lot more icons for commonly mapped 
features.
Map traffic signals, stop signs, benches, crossings, street lamps, fountains, 
towers, and many more.

✍️ You can now see and edit changeset tags before uploading to OpenStreetMap.


The complete changelog is pretty epic, and can be found here:
   Changelog:  https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#220 


The next time you launch iD, you might even see a notification down in the 
corner of the screen about the new version!


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  v2.2.0: https://twitter.com/bhousel/status/862014150528180225 

  New Imagery: https://twitter.com/bhousel/status/862006438096510977 

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Re: [HOT] iD issues?

[Mike Thompson]

Bryan,

Thanks. Good to know that it is an known problem and not simply something I
was doing wrong.  I will ask folks attending the mapathon to use a browser
other than Chrome.

Mike

On Mon, Apr 17, 2017 at 8:18 PM, Bryan Housel  wrote:

> As far as I know, the issue is only with Chrome on Windows.. Firefox, IE,
> and Edge should be ok.
> We’re tracking it here:  https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/issues/3805
>
> Thanks, Bryan
>
>
> On Apr 17, 2017, at 6:46 PM, Mike Thompson  wrote:
>
> Update: perhaps it is just coincidence, but iD appears to be fully working
> in IE, however, I know I have successfully used iD in Chrome in the past.
> Mike
>
> On Mon, Apr 17, 2017 at 4:42 PM, Mike Thompson 
> wrote:
>
>> I am preparing for a mapathon and am reviewing the instructions for the
>> participants to make sure they are still current and to re familiarize
>> myself with iD as I normally us JOSM. In the iD editor I am able to add and
>> tag new features, but I cannot select existing features in order modify
>> their geometry or their tags, and I cannot get the context menu to appear.
>> I am using Chrome on Windows. Does anyone have any advice or idea as to
>> what I might be doing wrong?
>>
>> Mike
>>
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Re: [HOT] iD issues?

[Bryan Housel]

As far as I know, the issue is only with Chrome on Windows.. Firefox, IE, and 
Edge should be ok.
We’re tracking it here:  https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/issues/3805 


Thanks, Bryan


> On Apr 17, 2017, at 6:46 PM, Mike Thompson  wrote:
> 
> Update: perhaps it is just coincidence, but iD appears to be fully working in 
> IE, however, I know I have successfully used iD in Chrome in the past.
> Mike
> 
> On Mon, Apr 17, 2017 at 4:42 PM, Mike Thompson  > wrote:
> I am preparing for a mapathon and am reviewing the instructions for the 
> participants to make sure they are still current and to re familiarize myself 
> with iD as I normally us JOSM. In the iD editor I am able to add and tag new 
> features, but I cannot select existing features in order modify their 
> geometry or their tags, and I cannot get the context menu to appear.  I am 
> using Chrome on Windows. Does anyone have any advice or idea as to what I 
> might be doing wrong?
> 
> Mike
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Re: [HOT] iD issues?

[Mike Thompson]

Update: perhaps it is just coincidence, but iD appears to be fully working
in IE, however, I know I have successfully used iD in Chrome in the past.
Mike

On Mon, Apr 17, 2017 at 4:42 PM, Mike Thompson  wrote:

> I am preparing for a mapathon and am reviewing the instructions for the
> participants to make sure they are still current and to re familiarize
> myself with iD as I normally us JOSM. In the iD editor I am able to add and
> tag new features, but I cannot select existing features in order modify
> their geometry or their tags, and I cannot get the context menu to appear.
> I am using Chrome on Windows. Does anyone have any advice or idea as to
> what I might be doing wrong?
>
> Mike
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[HOT] iD issues?

[Mike Thompson]

I am preparing for a mapathon and am reviewing the instructions for the
participants to make sure they are still current and to re familiarize
myself with iD as I normally us JOSM. In the iD editor I am able to add and
tag new features, but I cannot select existing features in order modify
their geometry or their tags, and I cannot get the context menu to appear.
I am using Chrome on Windows. Does anyone have any advice or idea as to
what I might be doing wrong?

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[HOT] iD is getting a new menu...

[Bryan Housel]

Just wanted to pre-announce that the next version of iD (coming sometime in 
March) will have a new menu!
Here’s a picture:  https://twitter.com/bhousel/status/835607333640232962 


We don’t often change iD’s user interface, but we felt that iD was starting to 
outgrow the “radial menu”, and it was time to move to a more traditional 
right-click context menu.  The new edit menu will only pop up when the user 
right-clicks, so it will not get in the way of editing as much as the old menu 
did.  Also by switching from a circular shape to a vertical bar, we are less 
constrained by the number of items that we can add to the menu.

Details about how the work came together over the past month, and screenshots 
can be found here:
https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/pull/3753 

Thanks to Kushan for much of the code, and Rasagy for the design work.

Please try out editing with the new menu by using the mirror here:
https://openstreetmap.us/iD/master/ 

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[HOT] iD isnt loading the field papers !

[Ahasanul Hoque]

Hello mappers,
i'm experiencing an issue with new ID editor while trying to load
fieldpapers! iD isnt showing the scanned paper after pasting the link in
custom. Is there anyone experiencing the same ? Does anyone know the exact
reason or solution ?

I appreciate the recent development of iD and fieldpapers.

Thanks in advance

.
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[HOT] iD news: v2.1.0 released

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iD v2.1.0 was released Feb 4 2017 and is now available for editing on 
openstreetmap.org 

Here are some of our favorite new features:
- Disconnected endpoints now appear slightly larger, and iD will warn if a user 
creates a disconnected road
- Improved save flow directs users to enter their comment and upload their 
changes (some users would miss that step)
- RTL languages like Arabic and Hebrew are now drawn correctly along line paths 
(thanks Milad Karbasizadeh)
- Improved checks to avoid creation of duplicate consecutive nodes and invalid 
geometries (thanks slhh)
- Users must select vertices and nodes before dragging them, preventing 
accidental drags (thanks Eduard Popov)
- Now support KML and GeoJSON in addition to GPX files (thanks Mert Emin 
Kalender)
- Icons were refreshed to use the latest Maki iconset (thanks Ajith Ranka)
- Better country-specific customization of address fields (thanks Natsuyasumi)
- Reflect operations!  You can now reflect shapes with T ↔️ and Y ↕️  (thanks 
Psigio)

By my count, 17 people contributed to this release, which feels like a record 
high.  Thank you everyone for an awesome start to 2017!  

If you are interested in contributing, or just want to see what we are up to, 
please follow and star the iD project on GitHub 
https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD  


Changelog: 
   https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#210 


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  v2.1.0: https://twitter.com/bhousel/status/827875204546306049 

  New Icons: https://twitter.com/bhousel/status/827724917806346241 

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Re: [HOT] iD Editor on iPad

[john whelan]

Apparently both wireless and bluetooth mice are unsupported without jail
breaking.  There isn't much difference by the way bluetooth uses the same
frequencies.

Cheerio John

On 12 November 2016 at 18:18, Emir Hartato  wrote:

> About stylus,
>
> A friend of mine has Adonit Jot Pro which is cost about US$30. I used it
> for drawing on his iPad and I think it's quite accurate, not sure for iD as
> I always use my laptop to edit OSM. However, looking I have good experience
> for drawing, I think you can consider this option.
>
> The Verge has a comprehensive list of iPad stylus. http://www.theverge.
> com/2012/4/10/2925937/best-stylus-ipad-review
>
> Other alternative - a bluetooth mouse?
>
> Cheers,
> Emir
>
>
> On 13 November 2016 at 08:03, john whelan  wrote:
>
>> I'm not an ipad  user so I'm not sure.  However using a stylus on other
>> devices isn't in my opinion as accurate as a 800 dpi mouse.
>>
>> In Canada I can buy cheap wireless mice for under $10 but I'm not sure if
>> they work with an ipad.  My understanding is you have to jailbreak the ipad
>> which doesn't do wonders for an apple warranty and  isn't something I'd
>> recommend.
>>
>> Cheerio John
>>
>> On 12 November 2016 at 13:35, Mike Thompson  wrote:
>>
>>> John,
>>>
>>> Thanks.  That is my opinion generally as well. I wonder if a stylus is a
>>> suitable substitute for a mouse on an iPad?
>>>
>>> Mike
>>>
>>> On Sat, Nov 12, 2016 at 11:14 AM, john whelan 
>>> wrote:
>>>
 Typically you need a mouse to get any sort of precision even with a
 Windows laptop.

 Cheerio John

 On 12 November 2016 at 13:03, Mike Thompson 
 wrote:

> I am working with a group that would like to work on humanitarian
> mapping projects in the Tasking Manager, however they only have access to
> iPads. I investigated the iOS specific editors here:
> https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Apple_iOS However, I don't think
> any of these are integrated with the Task Manager.
>
> I borrowed an iPad and did some testing of the iD editor on it. It
> seems to work, but it is very difficult to draw precisely with ones 
> finger,
> and it is particularly difficult to "click"/tap the last node on a way a
> second time in order to complete it (the location of the click / tap is
> likely to be different enough from the last node to create a new node
> instead of finishing the way).
>
> Does anyone have any advice (apart from telling them to move to a
> different platform)? Would a stylus solve the problem on the iPad? Are
> there  reasons other than the precision of the tapping/clicking that make
> the iD editor unusable on an iPad? Do any of the iOS specific apps have a
> remote control interface so that they can be used with the Tasking 
> Manager?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mike
>
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Re: [HOT] iD Editor on iPad

[Emir Hartato]

About stylus,

A friend of mine has Adonit Jot Pro which is cost about US$30. I used it
for drawing on his iPad and I think it's quite accurate, not sure for iD as
I always use my laptop to edit OSM. However, looking I have good experience
for drawing, I think you can consider this option.

The Verge has a comprehensive list of iPad stylus.
http://www.theverge.com/2012/4/10/2925937/best-stylus-ipad-review

Other alternative - a bluetooth mouse?

Cheers,
Emir


On 13 November 2016 at 08:03, john whelan  wrote:

> I'm not an ipad  user so I'm not sure.  However using a stylus on other
> devices isn't in my opinion as accurate as a 800 dpi mouse.
>
> In Canada I can buy cheap wireless mice for under $10 but I'm not sure if
> they work with an ipad.  My understanding is you have to jailbreak the ipad
> which doesn't do wonders for an apple warranty and  isn't something I'd
> recommend.
>
> Cheerio John
>
> On 12 November 2016 at 13:35, Mike Thompson  wrote:
>
>> John,
>>
>> Thanks.  That is my opinion generally as well. I wonder if a stylus is a
>> suitable substitute for a mouse on an iPad?
>>
>> Mike
>>
>> On Sat, Nov 12, 2016 at 11:14 AM, john whelan 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Typically you need a mouse to get any sort of precision even with a
>>> Windows laptop.
>>>
>>> Cheerio John
>>>
>>> On 12 November 2016 at 13:03, Mike Thompson  wrote:
>>>
 I am working with a group that would like to work on humanitarian
 mapping projects in the Tasking Manager, however they only have access to
 iPads. I investigated the iOS specific editors here:
 https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Apple_iOS However, I don't think
 any of these are integrated with the Task Manager.

 I borrowed an iPad and did some testing of the iD editor on it. It
 seems to work, but it is very difficult to draw precisely with ones finger,
 and it is particularly difficult to "click"/tap the last node on a way a
 second time in order to complete it (the location of the click / tap is
 likely to be different enough from the last node to create a new node
 instead of finishing the way).

 Does anyone have any advice (apart from telling them to move to a
 different platform)? Would a stylus solve the problem on the iPad? Are
 there  reasons other than the precision of the tapping/clicking that make
 the iD editor unusable on an iPad? Do any of the iOS specific apps have a
 remote control interface so that they can be used with the Tasking Manager?

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[john whelan]

I'm not an ipad  user so I'm not sure.  However using a stylus on other
devices isn't in my opinion as accurate as a 800 dpi mouse.

In Canada I can buy cheap wireless mice for under $10 but I'm not sure if
they work with an ipad.  My understanding is you have to jailbreak the ipad
which doesn't do wonders for an apple warranty and  isn't something I'd
recommend.

Cheerio John

On 12 November 2016 at 13:35, Mike Thompson  wrote:

> John,
>
> Thanks.  That is my opinion generally as well. I wonder if a stylus is a
> suitable substitute for a mouse on an iPad?
>
> Mike
>
> On Sat, Nov 12, 2016 at 11:14 AM, john whelan 
> wrote:
>
>> Typically you need a mouse to get any sort of precision even with a
>> Windows laptop.
>>
>> Cheerio John
>>
>> On 12 November 2016 at 13:03, Mike Thompson  wrote:
>>
>>> I am working with a group that would like to work on humanitarian
>>> mapping projects in the Tasking Manager, however they only have access to
>>> iPads. I investigated the iOS specific editors here:
>>> https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Apple_iOS However, I don't think
>>> any of these are integrated with the Task Manager.
>>>
>>> I borrowed an iPad and did some testing of the iD editor on it. It seems
>>> to work, but it is very difficult to draw precisely with ones finger, and
>>> it is particularly difficult to "click"/tap the last node on a way a second
>>> time in order to complete it (the location of the click / tap is likely to
>>> be different enough from the last node to create a new node instead of
>>> finishing the way).
>>>
>>> Does anyone have any advice (apart from telling them to move to a
>>> different platform)? Would a stylus solve the problem on the iPad? Are
>>> there  reasons other than the precision of the tapping/clicking that make
>>> the iD editor unusable on an iPad? Do any of the iOS specific apps have a
>>> remote control interface so that they can be used with the Tasking Manager?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>>
>>> Mike
>>>
>>>
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[Mike Thompson]

John,

Thanks.  That is my opinion generally as well. I wonder if a stylus is a
suitable substitute for a mouse on an iPad?

Mike

On Sat, Nov 12, 2016 at 11:14 AM, john whelan  wrote:

> Typically you need a mouse to get any sort of precision even with a
> Windows laptop.
>
> Cheerio John
>
> On 12 November 2016 at 13:03, Mike Thompson  wrote:
>
>> I am working with a group that would like to work on humanitarian mapping
>> projects in the Tasking Manager, however they only have access to iPads. I
>> investigated the iOS specific editors here:
>> https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Apple_iOS However, I don't think any
>> of these are integrated with the Task Manager.
>>
>> I borrowed an iPad and did some testing of the iD editor on it. It seems
>> to work, but it is very difficult to draw precisely with ones finger, and
>> it is particularly difficult to "click"/tap the last node on a way a second
>> time in order to complete it (the location of the click / tap is likely to
>> be different enough from the last node to create a new node instead of
>> finishing the way).
>>
>> Does anyone have any advice (apart from telling them to move to a
>> different platform)? Would a stylus solve the problem on the iPad? Are
>> there  reasons other than the precision of the tapping/clicking that make
>> the iD editor unusable on an iPad? Do any of the iOS specific apps have a
>> remote control interface so that they can be used with the Tasking Manager?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Mike
>>
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Re: [HOT] iD Editor on iPad

[john whelan]

Typically you need a mouse to get any sort of precision even with a Windows
laptop.

Cheerio John

On 12 November 2016 at 13:03, Mike Thompson  wrote:

> I am working with a group that would like to work on humanitarian mapping
> projects in the Tasking Manager, however they only have access to iPads. I
> investigated the iOS specific editors here:  https://wiki.openstreetmap.
> org/wiki/Apple_iOS However, I don't think any of these are integrated
> with the Task Manager.
>
> I borrowed an iPad and did some testing of the iD editor on it. It seems
> to work, but it is very difficult to draw precisely with ones finger, and
> it is particularly difficult to "click"/tap the last node on a way a second
> time in order to complete it (the location of the click / tap is likely to
> be different enough from the last node to create a new node instead of
> finishing the way).
>
> Does anyone have any advice (apart from telling them to move to a
> different platform)? Would a stylus solve the problem on the iPad? Are
> there  reasons other than the precision of the tapping/clicking that make
> the iD editor unusable on an iPad? Do any of the iOS specific apps have a
> remote control interface so that they can be used with the Tasking Manager?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mike
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[HOT] iD Editor on iPad

[Mike Thompson]

I am working with a group that would like to work on humanitarian mapping
projects in the Tasking Manager, however they only have access to iPads. I
investigated the iOS specific editors here:
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Apple_iOS However, I don't think any of
these are integrated with the Task Manager.

I borrowed an iPad and did some testing of the iD editor on it. It seems to
work, but it is very difficult to draw precisely with ones finger, and it
is particularly difficult to "click"/tap the last node on a way a second
time in order to complete it (the location of the click / tap is likely to
be different enough from the last node to create a new node instead of
finishing the way).

Does anyone have any advice (apart from telling them to move to a different
platform)? Would a stylus solve the problem on the iPad? Are there  reasons
other than the precision of the tapping/clicking that make the iD editor
unusable on an iPad? Do any of the iOS specific apps have a remote control
interface so that they can be used with the Tasking Manager?

Thanks,

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[HOT] iD v2.0.0 beta - help test!

[Bryan Housel]

We have been working really hard on iD the past few months and we’re releasing 
v2.0.0 in the next week or so.

iD v2.0.0 will look and feel the same as v1.x but has significant changes to 
the code structure. It is written in a modular style, and uses new tools to 
build the code.  This will benefit us by making it easier to keep iD's 
dependencies up to date, share iD code with other OSM projects, and keep 
current the with ever-changing state of the art in JavaScript development.

Huge thanks go out to to all of our contributors, the changelog is really 
amazing:
https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#200 

(We are still adding a few more features and fixing bugs over the next week)


How you can help: 

1. Test the latest version of iD:
https://openstreetmap.us/iD/master/ 

2. Report any bugs that you find:
iD supports all modern operating systems and browsers.  When opening an issue, 
please include your operating system, browser type and version, and any 
information you can think of that might help us reproduce the issue.  
Screenshots are super helpful too!  
https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/issues 


3. Translate! 
iD supports over 70 languages now, but most of them are not fully translated.  
We need your help!
Click below to open the iD translation project on Transifex.
https://www.transifex.com/ideditor/id-editor/ 


4. Spread the word:
The more help we get with testing the beta version, the better iD will be!
Twitter: https://twitter.com/bhousel/status/794666881563160576 


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Re: [HOT] iD and Chromebook?

[Beth Carpenter]

Hi Mike, 

We've had a few folks at our Seattle mapathons using ID on Chromebooks with 
success. 

- Beth


> On Sep 1, 2016, at 5:58 PM, David Kewley  wrote:
> 
> Yes, iD runs on a Chromebook. I've happily done 675 changesets using this 
> combination.
> 
> Most Chromebooks might tend to be lower-powered than most Windows laptops or 
> any Mac, so if there are things competing (e.g. lots of open tabs, or one or 
> more tabs eating excess CPU), iD may be a bit sluggish. But if one starts 
> with a clean login session or closes most other tabs, I expect iD will work 
> absolutely fine on any Chromebook. I've used it on both a low-powered 
> Chromebook and on a medium-high-powered Chromebook, and both have been very 
> usable.
> 
> David
> 
>> On Thu, Sep 1, 2016 at 5:34 PM, Mike Thompson  wrote:
>> I am hosting a mapathon and I have been asked whether iD will run on a 
>> Chromebook.  I assume it will, but I wanted to check to make sure.
>> 
>> Mike
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Re: [HOT] iD and Chromebook?

[David Kewley]

Yes, iD runs on a Chromebook. I've happily done 675 changesets using this
combination.

Most Chromebooks might tend to be lower-powered than most Windows laptops
or any Mac, so if there are things competing (e.g. lots of open tabs, or
one or more tabs eating excess CPU), iD may be a bit sluggish. But if one
starts with a clean login session or closes most other tabs, I expect iD
will work absolutely fine on any Chromebook. I've used it on both a
low-powered Chromebook and on a medium-high-powered Chromebook, and both
have been very usable.

David

On Thu, Sep 1, 2016 at 5:34 PM, Mike Thompson  wrote:

> I am hosting a mapathon and I have been asked whether iD will run on a
> Chromebook.  I assume it will, but I wanted to check to make sure.
>
> Mike
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[HOT] iD and Chromebook?

[Mike Thompson]

I am hosting a mapathon and I have been asked whether iD will run on a
Chromebook.  I assume it will, but I wanted to check to make sure.

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[HOT] iD news: v1.9.7 released

[Bryan Housel]

iD v1.9.7 was released Jul 16 2016 and is now available for editing on 
openstreetmap.org 

The release includes:
- Features on `addr:interpolation` lines will be rendered as points with icon
- Fix crash when selecting and moving multiple points
- Fix bug determining mph/kph in maxspeed field
- Fix bug that caused the map to translate far away while mouse wheeling under 
heavy load
- Rename preset description from “Chemist” to “Drugstore” in the `en_US` 
localization
- New/updated presets:
  - add `ref` field to `amenity=post_box`
  - add preset for `emergency=defibrillator`
  - add preset for `man_made=bridge`
  - switch accessibility fields from `sloped_curb=*` to `kerb=*` 
  - add preset for `highway=give_way` (yield sign)
  - add `stars`, `rooms`, `internet_access:fee` fields for hotel presets

Thanks to many contributors!

Changelog:  https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#197 

Twitter:   https://twitter.com/bhousel/status/754662828162871296 



ALSO: I’ll be at State of the Map US in Seattle next weekend - 
http://stateofthemap.us/program/ 

We will be hacking on iD on Monday:
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/State_Of_The_Map_U.S._2016/Hands-On_Day#iD_Editor
 


And I’ll also run a workshop specifically for developers interested in 
customizing iD:
http://stateofthemap.us/2016/id-for-developers/ 


Stop by and say hello!



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[HOT] iD news: v1.9.6 released

[Bryan Housel]

iD v1.9.6 was released June 7 2016 and is now available for editing on 
openstreetmap.org 

The release includes:
- Embed interactive Mapillary JS viewer (worked on by Peter Neubauer and Kushan 
Joshi)
- Add “grill” as search term for `amenity=bbq` preset (worked on by Manfred 
Brandl)
- When setting Wikipedia field value, also set corresponding Wikidata tag 
(worked on by Minh Nguyễn)

Changelog: https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#196 


These are some very cool new features that we’ve been waiting a long time for — 
please share!

Twitter:  
  v1.9.6: https://twitter.com/bhousel/status/740557505634422784 

  Wikidata: https://twitter.com/bhousel/status/740567649894031369 

  Mapillary JS:  https://twitter.com/Mapbox/status/740210415641198592 


Blog:  https://www.mapbox.com/blog/id-mapillary-js/ 



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Re: [HOT] iD news: v1.9.5 released

[Blake Girardot HOT/OSM]

Hi Bryan,

Some cool ones in the list. Thank you very much.

Cheers,
Blake

Blake Girardot
Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team
Vice President, HOT Board of Directors
skype: jblakegirardot
HOT Core Team Contact: i...@hotosm.org


On Wed, May 25, 2016 at 4:16 PM, Bryan Housel  wrote:
> iD v1.9.5 was released May 25 2016 and is now available for editing on
> openstreetmap.org
>
> The release includes:
> - Fix bug causing Russian track type translated strings to sneak into tag
> values
> - Change color of save button as user edits increase (built by tanerochris)
> - Spacebar can now be used to click for faster drawing (built by
> brandonreavis)
> - Localized phone number placeholder (built by dobratzp)
> - Command-B / Control-B will switch to recently used Background imagery
> (built by RoPP)
> - Fix bug causing greedy autocompletion of dropdown control (built by Kushan
> Joshi)
> - More presets, bug fixes, usability improvements
>
> Many thanks to everyone who contributed to this release!  I’m really excited
> about how many people are contributing to iD these days.
>
> Changelog: https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#195
> Twitter:   https://twitter.com/bhousel/status/735468105435119616
>
>
> Thanks,
> Bryan
>
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[HOT] iD news: v1.9.5 released

[Bryan Housel]

iD v1.9.5 was released May 25 2016 and is now available for editing on 
openstreetmap.org 

The release includes:
- Fix bug causing Russian track type translated strings to sneak into tag values
- Change color of save button as user edits increase (built by tanerochris)
- Spacebar can now be used to click for faster drawing (built by brandonreavis)
- Localized phone number placeholder (built by dobratzp)
- Command-B / Control-B will switch to recently used Background imagery (built 
by RoPP)
- Fix bug causing greedy autocompletion of dropdown control (built by Kushan 
Joshi)
- More presets, bug fixes, usability improvements

Many thanks to everyone who contributed to this release!  I’m really excited 
about how many people are contributing to iD these days. 

Changelog: https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#195 

Twitter:   https://twitter.com/bhousel/status/735468105435119616 



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[HOT] iD news: v1.9.4 released

[Bryan Housel]

iD v1.9.4 was released May 3 2016 and is now available for editing on 
openstreetmap.org 

The release includes:
- Fix bug causing the Save button to remain disabled even when changeset 
comment entered
- Support setting imagery offset via url parameter
- New multiple selection field type (built by Kushan Joshi), used for tagging:
   - `payment:*`  (supported on Vending Machine presets)
   - `currency:*`  (supported on Vending Machine, Money Exchange, ATM presets)
   - `fuel:*`  (supported on Gas Station, Marine Fuel Station presets)
   - `recycling:*`  (supported on Recycling presets)
- Additional bug fixes and usability improvements

Changelog:  https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#194 

Twitter:   https://twitter.com/bhousel/status/727858394414100481 



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Re: [HOT] iD

[john whelan]

My personal view would be if the standard term was added in brackets that
would be fine.  So Minor Rd (unclassified) I don't know iD so I'm unable to
comment if any other values would need adjusting.  I think this is the
simple solution.

Again a personal view but that would align iD with the values in the OSM
wiki feature etc. and in general mappers would find it useful to know the
terms used in different parts of OSM are the same.

I think the official party line should come from the HOT training group
though.

Cheerio John

On 5 March 2016 at 22:54, Bryan Housel  wrote:

> Hi Russell, Suzan,
> There is not an iD specific mailing list, but I do subscribe to all of the
> mailing lists and read everything.
> The best place to ask me about iD is our GitHub issue tracker:
> https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD
>
> If iD is an important component in the work done by HOT, it would probably
> be a smart idea for some of your membership to follow our work on our
> Github page so that you are aware when we make changes to things like the
> captions.  If not, free to just drop iD as an option from your task manager
> and use JOSM for everything.  Trust me, my feelings will not be hurt.
>
> Almost everything about iD is customizable, we made it this way
> specifically for projects like HOT that might want to customize the OSM
> stack and use their own presets, translations, imagery, wiki, taginfo
> documentation, etc.
>
> It would be very easy for HOT to host their own custom version of iD.
> Several other organizations are already doing this, and I’d be happy to
> help with this if you have anyone in your organization that feels like
> putting in a few days of work to make this happen.
>
> Thanks,
> Bryan
>
>
>
>
> On Mar 5, 2016, at 4:37 PM, Russell Deffner 
> wrote:
>
> Hi Suzan and all,
>
> Sorry I am not able to fully participate in this matter as I'm not much of
> an iD user (still prefer P2 for in-browser editing).  But, I don't think
> any Devs in the whole OSM workflow are 'in the clouds'; most of them are
> active members of various mailing lists, etc.
>
> But, my main concern is that this discussion is on just the HOT list and I
> think iD team has their own? Probably someone can loop you into their
> discussion channel(s) so these concerns don't fall on 'deaf ears' and/or
> the 'right ears' never hear your message. Also, we should all know that the
> tagging scheme is 'loose' and I think this is more about them changing the
> 'suggested tags' versus actual tags, which I still don't typically use
> presets or the gui on potlatch, I go to the wiki if I'm not sure what tag
> to use; most are in my head :)
>
> Thanks,
> =Russ
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Suzan Reed [mailto:su...@suzanreed.com ]
> Sent: Saturday, March 05, 2016 2:23 PM
> To: john whelan; Richard Fairhurst
> Cc: hot@openstreetmap.org
> Subject: Re: [HOT] Difficulty in communicating with iD users
>
> The changes to ID were clearly made without any regard to the significant
> impact it would have on tens of thousands of mappers around the world.
> Although as you state OSM developers see themselves as above consulting
> with others on the impact of their work, that is arrogance. If they want to
> walk out because they can’t be team players and develop for real people
> doing real mapping, let them go. They shouldn’t be a part of the
> organization.
>
> There is no reason thousands of ID users need to accept the dictates of a
> few developers who never gave one thought of the impact it would have on
> other people, thousands of pages of documentation, hundreds of videos, and
> all the monetary and human costs their changes would make. Yes, some of the
> changes are interesting and good, but reality needs to be inserted into the
> process and they need to know how their work impacts the mapping community
> around the world and that what they did is not good. There is a middle
> ground, and yet from what you say, they are too “in the clouds” to even
> consider it. That’s shameful.
>
>
>
> On Mar 5, 2016, at 6:18 AM, john whelan  wrote:
>
> Apols then I was thinking purely in HOT terms.  In HOT terms we map, then
> validate which I agree is something that OSM does not normally do.  JOSM is
> a much better tool than iD for validating since it detects highways that
> are almost joined and catches many other errors.  Many HOT projects map
> buildings, JOSM with the building_tool plugin has many fewer unsquared
> buildings than iD mappers.
>
> Also when validating I can usually tell whether the mapper has been using
> iD, JOSM mappers do not have nearly as many untagged ways or buildings
> tagged area=yes as new iD mappers.  So in a HOT context moving mappers to
> JOSM is normally seen a progression since we need more validators and JOSM
> is the tool of choice for validation besides giving fewer errors.  In an
> OSM context mappers simply map and to be honest it doesn't matter what tool
> they use, tags are very flexible and there is little a

Re: [HOT] iD

[Bryan Housel]

Hi Russell, Suzan,
There is not an iD specific mailing list, but I do subscribe to all of the 
mailing lists and read everything.
The best place to ask me about iD is our GitHub issue tracker:  
https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD 

If iD is an important component in the work done by HOT, it would probably be a 
smart idea for some of your membership to follow our work on our Github page so 
that you are aware when we make changes to things like the captions.  If not, 
free to just drop iD as an option from your task manager and use JOSM for 
everything.  Trust me, my feelings will not be hurt.

Almost everything about iD is customizable, we made it this way specifically 
for projects like HOT that might want to customize the OSM stack and use their 
own presets, translations, imagery, wiki, taginfo documentation, etc.  

It would be very easy for HOT to host their own custom version of iD.  Several 
other organizations are already doing this, and I’d be happy to help with this 
if you have anyone in your organization that feels like putting in a few days 
of work to make this happen.

Thanks,
Bryan




> On Mar 5, 2016, at 4:37 PM, Russell Deffner  
> wrote:
> 
> Hi Suzan and all,
> 
> Sorry I am not able to fully participate in this matter as I'm not much of an 
> iD user (still prefer P2 for in-browser editing).  But, I don't think any 
> Devs in the whole OSM workflow are 'in the clouds'; most of them are active 
> members of various mailing lists, etc.
> 
> But, my main concern is that this discussion is on just the HOT list and I 
> think iD team has their own? Probably someone can loop you into their 
> discussion channel(s) so these concerns don't fall on 'deaf ears' and/or the 
> 'right ears' never hear your message. Also, we should all know that the 
> tagging scheme is 'loose' and I think this is more about them changing the 
> 'suggested tags' versus actual tags, which I still don't typically use 
> presets or the gui on potlatch, I go to the wiki if I'm not sure what tag to 
> use; most are in my head :)
> 
> Thanks,
> =Russ
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: Suzan Reed [mailto:su...@suzanreed.com] 
> Sent: Saturday, March 05, 2016 2:23 PM
> To: john whelan; Richard Fairhurst
> Cc: hot@openstreetmap.org
> Subject: Re: [HOT] Difficulty in communicating with iD users
> 
> The changes to ID were clearly made without any regard to the significant 
> impact it would have on tens of thousands of mappers around the world. 
> Although as you state OSM developers see themselves as above consulting with 
> others on the impact of their work, that is arrogance. If they want to walk 
> out because they can’t be team players and develop for real people doing real 
> mapping, let them go. They shouldn’t be a part of the organization. 
> 
> There is no reason thousands of ID users need to accept the dictates of a few 
> developers who never gave one thought of the impact it would have on other 
> people, thousands of pages of documentation, hundreds of videos, and all the 
> monetary and human costs their changes would make. Yes, some of the changes 
> are interesting and good, but reality needs to be inserted into the process 
> and they need to know how their work impacts the mapping community around the 
> world and that what they did is not good. There is a middle ground, and yet 
> from what you say, they are too “in the clouds” to even consider it. That’s 
> shameful. 
> 
> 
> 
> On Mar 5, 2016, at 6:18 AM, john whelan  wrote:
> 
> Apols then I was thinking purely in HOT terms.  In HOT terms we map, then 
> validate which I agree is something that OSM does not normally do.  JOSM is a 
> much better tool than iD for validating since it detects highways that are 
> almost joined and catches many other errors.  Many HOT projects map 
> buildings, JOSM with the building_tool plugin has many fewer unsquared 
> buildings than iD mappers.
> 
> Also when validating I can usually tell whether the mapper has been using iD, 
> JOSM mappers do not have nearly as many untagged ways or buildings tagged 
> area=yes as new iD mappers.  So in a HOT context moving mappers to JOSM is 
> normally seen a progression since we need more validators and JOSM is the 
> tool of choice for validation besides giving fewer errors.  In an OSM context 
> mappers simply map and to be honest it doesn't matter what tool they use, 
> tags are very flexible and there is little agreement about what values should 
> be used, its only in the HOT context that it really matters.
> 
> I totally agree with you about consensus etc in OSM it can never be reached, 
> I don't think a fork for iD for HOT is a terribly good idea keeping one 
> version maintained is hard enough but at the same time for HOT where the 
> turnover of new mappers is high, training and the impact of changing a tag is 
> high and it sounds like this impact was not taken into account nor is there 
> apparently any structure to take su

Re: [HOT] iD tags changed? Re: Difficulty in communicating with iD users

[Richard Fairhurst]

Paul Uithol wrote:

Could you please clarify - have the underlying tags and values
themselves changed, or just their descriptions/UI?


Just the UI. It's also the name Potlatch has also given the equivalent 
preset (for years), so it's nothing new.



And yes, "unclassified" does confuse people, but it's something they'll
be exposed to and should be explained sooner or later anyway?


Editing OpenStreetMap should be open to people without the need to read 
a manual first. Let people learn gradually at their own pace. If you 
introduce people to HOT differently that's cool, but iD as deployed on 
osm.org is a general-purpose editing tool for OpenStreetMap, of which 
HOT is just one of many uses.



Don't have
a laptop at hand, but is the underlying tag value still visible in iD?


Yes.

cheers
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Re: [HOT] iD tags changed? Re: Difficulty in communicating with iD users

[Paul Uithol]

Hi,

Could you please clarify - have the underlying tags and values themselves
changed, or just their descriptions/UI? It sounds like the latter to me
from your response. The former would be bad, the latter is something we
could/should adapt to.

And yes, "unclassified" does confuse people, but it's something they'll be
exposed to and should be explained sooner or later anyway? Don't have a
laptop at hand, but is the underlying tag value still visible in iD? I'm
hoping this has been discussed, but wouldn't a description like "Minor
(unclassified)" be an option?

Best,
Paul
On Mar 5, 2016 12:41 PM, "Richard Fairhurst"  wrote:

> Suzan Reed wrote:
> > Who changed the tags? How do we get them changed back
> > so they match JOSM and all the information about OSM and HOT?
> > [...]
> > The new tags (minor road etc.) do not match any of the Wikis, learning
> > tools in HOT or OSM.
>
> Oh yes they do.
>
> highway=unclassified _means_ a minor road. It has always meant a minor
> road.
> Ever since the highway tagging scheme was invented by Andy Robinson in
> 2006.
>
> http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:highway
>"minor roads of a lower classification than tertiary"
>
> http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:highway%3Dunclassified
>"The tag highway=unclassified is used for minor public roads"
>
> The word "unclassified" comes from the British road system, as do the other
> values, "motorway", "trunk", "primary" and "secondary". The choice of word
> was unfortunate in retrospect: newcomers often think that it means "a road
> where I don't know the classification" (for which the correct tag is
> highway=road), and I believe this has recently been observed at Missing
> Maps
> events. Ten years on it's not realistic to change the raw tag value, but
> that's why user-friendly editors such as iD and Potlatch have descriptive
> presets rather than simply presenting raw tags.
>
> If iD moving to a more descriptive preset name has made HOT documentation
> out-of-date, you need to change the HOT documentation. Of course, iD is
> open
> source so you always have the alternative of hosting a forked version as
> well.
>
> Richard
>
>
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Re: [HOT] iD tags changed? Re: Difficulty in communicating with iD users

[Richard Fairhurst]

Suzan Reed wrote:
> Who changed the tags? How do we get them changed back 
> so they match JOSM and all the information about OSM and HOT?
> [...]
> The new tags (minor road etc.) do not match any of the Wikis, learning
> tools in HOT or OSM. 

Oh yes they do.

highway=unclassified _means_ a minor road. It has always meant a minor road.
Ever since the highway tagging scheme was invented by Andy Robinson in 2006.

http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:highway
   "minor roads of a lower classification than tertiary"

http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:highway%3Dunclassified
   "The tag highway=unclassified is used for minor public roads"

The word "unclassified" comes from the British road system, as do the other
values, "motorway", "trunk", "primary" and "secondary". The choice of word
was unfortunate in retrospect: newcomers often think that it means "a road
where I don't know the classification" (for which the correct tag is
highway=road), and I believe this has recently been observed at Missing Maps
events. Ten years on it's not realistic to change the raw tag value, but
that's why user-friendly editors such as iD and Potlatch have descriptive
presets rather than simply presenting raw tags.

If iD moving to a more descriptive preset name has made HOT documentation
out-of-date, you need to change the HOT documentation. Of course, iD is open
source so you always have the alternative of hosting a forked version as
well.

Richard




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[HOT] iD tags changed? Re: Difficulty in communicating with iD users

[Suzan Reed]

I was shocked when I went into a Task using iD and found all the names of Roads 
had changed. There is no Unclassified Road anymore, and there isn’t even the 
designation “Road”. All my tracings have changed to designations I’ve never 
heard of in iD or JOSM. When I look in JOSM they are all there as Unclassified 
Roads as per the instructions in the Task, but in iD, they are completely 
different. I looked at other Tasks and these new tags are in iD in every task. 

Who changed the tags? How do we get them changed back so they match JOSM and 
all the information about OSM and HOT?

This isn’t good. 

New people who learn in iD won’t know how to do the Instructions in a task, and 
when they graduate to JOSM, they will have to learn all the tags over again. 
Plus! The new tags (minor road etc.) do not match any of the Wikis, learning 
tools in HOT or OSM. 

I am very disappointed to discover this change and hope the Powers will repair 
this and make iD tags match everything else. 

Suzan 


On Mar 4, 2016, at 6:03 PM, john whelan  wrote:

The highway tags seen in JOSM are not apparently what an iD user sees.  I'm 
trying very hard to put this politely but how ...  am I supposed to 
communicate with an iD user to say please think twice before using 
highway=motorway in an African village and how are they supposed to know what 
the African wiki road tags are and how they relate to iD?

And please don't suggest I use iD for anything including validation.

Thanks John


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Re: [HOT] ID Editor, Safari and Bing

[Bryan Housel]

It’s probably https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD/issues/2913 

All released versions of Safari 9.0.x have an SVG bug affecting iD.  
Sometimes imagery doesn’t load, sometimes Safari crashes.

Fortunately the bug is fixed upstream in Webkit, but we’re just waiting for 
Apple to include the fix in a Safari release.  
If switching to Chrome isn’t an option, one thing that seems to help is 
enabling the minimap in iD with the ‘/‘ key. 




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> Running a mapathon.  Someone using a Macbook. Mapbox imagery shows, but not 
> Bing.  Tried Firefox too. Ideas?
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[HOT] ID Editor, Safari and Bing

[Mike Thompson]

Running a mapathon.  Someone using a Macbook. Mapbox imagery shows, but not
Bing.  Tried Firefox too. Ideas?
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[HOT] ID editor

[Gertrude Hope]

Sorry for the earlier communication have made. It is the ID editor that has
an error, we cant use it now but potlach is working.

Yours Namitala Gertrude
OSM Zambia
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Re: [HOT] ID Schools - Mengedit institusi pendidikan indonesia

[Frans Thamura]

Another worldbank team which work with kate for inasafe ha met with us thw
creator of sums or bantusekolahku..which has 260.000 poi of schools
all.over indonesia. I think you have work.on it, alex..

The team asked.to.put in.osm

But the data is propietary under indonesian goverment law. And need request
to make it open.

Any status?

I think poi management will be interesting if we can handle.more

F
Hello,

How to conventionalize the placement of nodes/areas for Indonesian schools
in OSM?

Here, for your discussion and editing, is a wiki page with what I have so
far, and please do correct my errors.

http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Indonesia/Tagging_Schools

Please do use the talk page for discussion!

http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Talk:Indonesia/Tagging_Schools

Included in the wiki page are some examples that you can feel free to
update.

Perhaps, after the discussion has reached a conclusion or ebb we can follow
up with a project:

http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Project_of_the_month

Add your schools to OSM!

Perhaps we can re-issue that page for Indonesia with our updated protocol
for the tagging of the schools, since the instructions on that page aren't
very complete with regard to how schools can/should be tagged :)

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[HOT] ID Schools - Mengedit institusi pendidikan indonesia

[Alex Rollin]

Hello,

How to conventionalize the placement of nodes/areas for Indonesian schools
in OSM?

Here, for your discussion and editing, is a wiki page with what I have so
far, and please do correct my errors.

http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Indonesia/Tagging_Schools

Please do use the talk page for discussion!

http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Talk:Indonesia/Tagging_Schools

Included in the wiki page are some examples that you can feel free to
update.

Perhaps, after the discussion has reached a conclusion or ebb we can follow
up with a project:

http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Project_of_the_month

Add your schools to OSM!

Perhaps we can re-issue that page for Indonesia with our updated protocol
for the tagging of the schools, since the instructions on that page aren't
very complete with regard to how schools can/should be tagged :)

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