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Open Source Routing Machine - C++ backend
Hi, I want to ignore all roads that have an empty name value before using the match service. I have looked through all of the default and testing Lua profiles...
Hi all! I need to find solution to add maximum allowed speed for the road in **nearest** service. It can be additional parameter in json or even just concatenated string...
This already has been implemented a while ago and the code for that is here: https://github.com/Project-OSRM/osrm-backend/blob/06b1b980bbdfc838c4f8e8cb370cba6dfb0329b0/profiles/lib/destination.lua#L3-L13 However it seems, that this logic does not work. For example on this route:...
I researched building osrm-backend on Arch Linux. Perhaps someone will be interested ## Dependencies Some dependencies were installed before the build started. If something is missing from the list, write,...
Can you provide v5.26.0 tag on DockerHub? Currently osrm/osrm-backend:latest image provides OSRM 5.26.0, but there's no such tag. I cannot rely on :latest tag only. If I rebuild my image...
Dear maintainers, As you may find in the attached .osm file, all nodes have really big ids > 9999999999. [loire.osm.zip](https://github.com/Project-OSRM/osrm-backend/files/4041205/loire.osm.zip) When I process it with osrm-contract and make it available...
Hello guys, I'm trying to find a way to obtain all the speed limits in km/h unit for a specific route using openstreetmap. Right now I am using annotation=speed but...
From the review discussion #4558 about using both forward and reverse phantom nodes to check a node MLD level > if you know of a reason we do not keep...
first time I try to build osrm from source on arch linux, some experiences: - `tbb` from package manager is incompatible, I ended up building & installing the ubuntu 20.04...
Hi, I am trying to get distance matrix for 12 points. I have this [query](https://routing.openstreetmap.de/routed-foot/table/v1/foot/27.594375,37.234549;27.594341,37.234487;27.594330,37.234474;27.594200,37.234365;27.595673,37.234703;27.597251,37.234439;27.594560,37.232003;27.591030,37.234985;27.595501,37.237260;27.606180,37.235031;27.606651,37.236002;27.786632,37.310617?sources=0&annotations=distance). In the result, first 9 destinations are snapped into same position which are at least...