Rank 25 is now available for places that should appear in addresses
but not when a street is present. Use this for som block-like
place types. Also document the particularity of rank 25.
subdevisions and allotments are now at the same level as landuse
which they are frequently used together with.
Removes admin level 7, which should not exist and promotes
admin level 8 to municipality level.
place=municipality is only used for boroughs of St. Petersburg,
so demote to level 18.
Fixes#926.
These are used to mark large paved areas. Sometimes they exists
together with named regular streets. In such cases the unnamed
area may overshadow the actual street when computing the address
parent. As unnamed highways are not very useful anyway, we
simply remove them from the database.
Postal boundaries usually just have the postcode tag set and are
therefore officially 'nameless'. We want to have them as
boundary=postal_code anyways in order to distiguish them from postcode
points inherited from addr: tags.
Boundaries and places now always get a rank < 26 to make sure that
they do not parent to a street. Skip boundary=place completely
because they will be covered throught the secondary place tag.
Squares are now addressable (on address level 25) and thus can
be attached to a house number via addr:place. Needed to increase
the rank range for matching up addr:place to 25.
Traffic signs rarely have name and are therefore mostly not
searchable. Remove them completely. Allow street lamps only when
they have a name. Removes about 2M object from a planet instance.
The parameter got lost when switching to website settings.
Given that the use of a fixed parameter is limited,
debugging output can now only be set via the URL parameter.
So far we've used a buffer around a place node to define its
potential address reach. This had two problems: the buffer was
so large that addresses often contain false positives and the
buffer is really distorted when getting closer to the poles.
Change the buffer here to draw a bounndig box at a certain
distance in meter. This means that we always use the same
box everywhere on the planet and can make the extent much
smaller. Using a box has the advantage that it is much faster
to figure out if a point is within the box.
A lot of streams in OSM are of minor importance, they certainly
should show up lower in the list of results than villages. Those
rivers/streams that are well known have a wikipedia page and get
a higher importance from that.
The disadvantage with downgrading is that the address gets even
more useless but that's something that needs to be solved outside
the rank search.
Gets rid of the hard-coded expection for place nodes and sets
the address rank generally via the address level config instead.
That means only administrative boundaries are now used at that
level in addresses.
Remove unnamed landuses and postcode points from
importing. The latter will cause all objects with
address tags to be imported after all. Not expected
in the admin import style.
Instead add it as a configurable path with the one from
the source directory as the default.
Also reinstates that settings/defaults.php is installed as
settings/settings.php.
The initial search and address rank is saved in a table
that is set up from a json configuration file. Ranks may
be assigned on a country level according to class and
type of the object. Special handling that depends on the
geometry or OSM type is still hard-coded in placex insert.
The new default config file mimicks the current assignment
as close as possible. A couple of exceptions have been
removed, most notably the exception for Irish townlands.
Don't do anything if a downloaded diff is empty after all
(may be happening when an empty diff was published upstream).
Correctly compute the waiting interval before checking for new
data. As the interval is now computed based on the date of the
newest object in the database, the configured intervals need
to be adjusted slightly to take into account the time it takes
for the server to publish a diff.
