Add a 'village' zoom level at 13 between town and neighbourhood
and a all locality-like objects for zoom 15. These zoom levels had
the same behaviour as the lower level so far. However, the distinction
for village and locality may be useful at times.
Add a special index that contains the place nodes buffered by their
respective area according to their search rank. This replaces the
maximum area search for place nodes and reduces drastically the number
of place nodes that need to be retrieved.
Special terms with operator name usually appear in combination with the
name. The current penalties only took name + special term into account
not special term + name.
Fixes#2876.
If no parent can be found for an interpolation, there is most
likely a data error involved. So don' t show these interpolations
in reverse search results.
To avoid importance becoming zero and cancelling out other weights,
df008d99f5 introduced a minimum value
for importance. That broke importances for interpolated addresses,
which are less than zero.
Instead of setting a minimum, set zero importances to a very small
value.
Fixes#2753.
The search query builder currently rejects searches for partial
names only, when the partial terms are all very frequent to avoid
queries that return too many results.
This change slightly relaxes the condition to allow the search when
there are 3 or more partial terms. With so many terms the number
of matches should be managable.
Return OSM main tag information in geocodejson. This is not part
of the official spec but can be useful to get more detailed information
of the object type. Brings the Nominatim output closer to what
Photon produces.
'type' so far contained the value of the OSM tag. That is rarely
helpful because it is not a restricted class of values. Change
this to contain the types as defined in the geocodejson spec,
which correspond to the address layer names.
Convert the '_place_*' entries back to normal entries before
returning them in the 'namedetails' section. If the name field is
duplicated, kept the '_place_*' notation. This preserves the previous
behaviour before _place_ names were introduces but adds the additional
names from the linked place for reference.
