Hi,
In general, I would advise against trying to record which products are
offered in any kind of shop, as this is likely to change often and lead
to bitrot.
Only map such detail if you are very likely to spot any change in the
future, and will be able to record it. (E.g. it is the bakery you go to
every week.)
Bye
Frederik
On 5/2/24 10:16, iriman--- via Tagging wrote:
Hi
I've tagged a few bakeries for the bread they sell.
At first I used semicolon to separate values:
shop=bakery
bread=x;y;z
Since I'm focused on adding/updating bakeries that are using wholemeal
flour in their products, I added a general tag bread:wholemeal=yes.
But this tag was too general because some bakeries sell more than one
type of bread and not all of them are made of wholemeal flour. So I
decided to separate values with a namespace scheme:
shop=bakery
bread:x=yes
bread:y=yes
bread:z=yes
and expanded this tagging by another tag per bread to know if it's made
of wholmeal flour:
bread:x:wholemeal=yes
bread:z:wholemeal=yes
By this method it's possible to face a long list of tags of bread types
for a single bakery and also a lot of namespaced keys in general, as
pointed by mueschel:
<https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/150528116
<https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/150528116>>
So is it better to retag like first tagging and also add the
bread:wholemeal with semicolon-separeted values?
shop=bakery
bread=x;y;z
bread:wholemeal=x;z
or any other suggestion?
Thanks
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