Kamil Monicz

I can see two possible solutions: - Scrap the idea altogether - Move the node to 0.0000001, 0.0000000: won't matter practically, only sentimentally I am personally 50/50 on this.

A new day and a new idea: we could apply the restriction for changesets containing 2 or more null island elements. This won't prevent legitimate edits, and will still detect...

> A new day and a new idea: we could apply the restriction for changesets containing 2 or more null island elements. This won't prevent legitimate edits, and will still...

I've always thought having a clean, dedicated about page would be nice. The GitHub README isn't easily accessible to less technical users. I don't think replacing the existing one would...

Hello! Because of some last-minute performance issues, the map data layer was reduced to 1k nodes from the default 50k. This will be resolved with the switch to Postgres 18...

Hello! I think this is closely related to https://github.com/openstreetmap-ng/openstreetmap-ng/issues/172 because the query limit is currently very small and the query returns too early (partial results only).

Yes, of course! Instead of a Dockerfile, it makes more sense to use a Nix builder, [like here](https://github.com/Zaczero/osm-relatify/blob/main/web/default.nix), to create a Docker image. This will result in zero maintenance, great...

Adding `docker-compose.yml` is a good idea. Regarding Docker images, the plan is to automate Docker image updates using GitHub workflows. Then, Docker Compose could simply use those images. The application...

I think it needs to be done by someone with higher privileges. Classical installation will require authorizing an app to stac-utils org resources (and it's okay to limit its access...

I've made some more reading and turns out it's quite difficult to make this work securely without installing a dedicated GitHub application. - https://github.com/stefanzweifel/git-auto-commit-action#workflow-should-run-in-base-repository - https://github.com/pre-commit/action#using-this-action-in-private-repositories The 2nd link talks...