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[developmentseed]

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[kamicut]

Yikes, OSM reverts are a tricky business @olafveerman. If the first changeset is just nodes, I think diffing the changesets would be the best way. Do you need help doing this?

[olafveerman]

Thanks @kamicut
Luckily they are all nodes and created from scratch. It should make the process easier.
I'll do the diffing, but will get back to about the deletion

[olafveerman]

@kamicut Let's talk about deletion when you get back to the office.

This script generates a list of diffed node id's

[olafveerman]

It's done. The remaining 21687 nodes were deleted in changeset #35271390.

These were the steps I followed:

• open a changeset using $ perl changeset.pl create from the OSM revert scripts. This opens a changeset and returns an ID
• generate a OSM Changefile (osc) with the changeset ID generated in the first step, using this script. The output looks along these lines

<osmChange version="0.6" generator="script">
  <delete>
    <node id="3820975442" changeset="35271390" version="1" visible="false" />
  </delete>
  <delete>
    <node id="3820975443" changeset="35271390" version="1" visible="false" />
  </delete>
  ...
</osmChange>

• post the OSC file to the OSM upload endpoint using Postman
• close the original changeset $ perl changeset.pl close 35271390

@laurencjay

[laurencjay]

Awesome great news. Thanks @olafveerman for fixing all this. I'm going to look over your portion again, and then I"ll run the import.
👍

[laurencjay]

Closing, refer to #10, this issue has been resolved