Peter Johnson
Peter Johnson
In fact, it seems as though `Am Falkplatz` wasn't even relying on the `scheme/street.js` classification which bore its name. Removing that blocks only makes one test fail: `N FISKE AVE...
Worth noting this regression I spotted which wasn't covered by tests: ```bash node bin/cli.js 10 A Main Street (0.98) ➜ [ { housenumber: '10' }, { street: 'A Main Street'...
I merged this today, afterwards I confirmed that the query `10 A Main Street` returns zero results (which wasn't covered by tests). As I intended to merge https://github.com/pelias/parser/pull/180 immediately afterwards,...
The address layer contains the vast majority of records in the index, so if the parser fails to detect both a house number and street name in the input then...
It seems that the PBF file you used to import the planet doesn't contain that way. Which data did you use? Try running `pelias elastic stats` against each to get...
Your index contains no openstreetmap data.
> I previously encountered an error like this. Could it be related? This is also a problem, although unrelated. It would have appeared when running the `pelias prepare polylines` command,...
You seem to have configured the source as `planet-latest.osm.pbf` but the file is named `planet-daily.osm.pbf` on disk? You can adjust it I the `pelias.json` file, the name in the config...
Failed to 'stat' is Linux lingo for the filesystem failed to find the file you specified.
Thanks! we would be happy to accept a contribution for this, I can assist in gathering a list of the tags used but don't have the bandwidth to take on...