Is there an #OpenStreetMap tool or rss or something that would allow me to stay up to date on edits happening to objects I edited?
So say I was the last person to edit something, and now someone else has edited it after me. I would like to be informed of such an edit (to see if this messed with my stuff xd. cause that just happened and wasn't aware of it for a month or more and they retagged it all incorrectly)
(check existing replies in thread before replying)
EDIT: see reply, figured it out
I KNEW IT WAS POSSIBLE,
https://overpass-turbo.eu/s/1Wg4
So basically:
- get everything I modified
- get everything I last touched
- then substract those
- then filter on when the objects were last modified to something like a week or whatever.
It's not an RSS feed but atleast this time I can actually have a reasonable view instead of just seeing "everything" that's even been touched after me
EDIT: now with an html page (tbf, made for me) that opens them in sections in josm)
https://thibaultmol.github.io/Random-shit/pages/open_recent_changes
@thibaultmol Yay!
Now you just need to remember to check that link at least once a week
@thibaultmol how long does this run for you? Seems to spin forever here
You can make an RSS feed from an Overpass request, for example using https://github.com/dgtlmoon/changedetection.io or something similar (there are probably even browser extensions for tracking changes on the page)
I won't say that Changedetection has a good design, but it does have support for JSONPath/jq, which will help you find differences in JSON files from Overpass.
@thibaultmol Thanks for the code ! Very useful, at least for my curiosity
@thibaultmol Great thing, thanks!