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France airspace 2021-05 #211

Closed scls19fr closed 2 years ago

scls19fr commented 2 years ago

Helps #210

lordfolken commented 2 years ago

@rawtaz has contacted john leibacher, to upload the patched variant to soaringweb. He is also trying to fix the original source on the ffvp website.

scls19fr commented 2 years ago

thanks because fall and winter are good seasons to learn student pilots to use XCSoar. And it doesn't give a good feeling when downloading automatically airspace fails.

scls19fr commented 2 years ago

Do you know if Commission Espace Aérien of FFVP have been informed (in order to fix on their side new files)?

mlep commented 2 years ago

I have just contacted John Leibacher.

Little hope from FFVP: they were contacted for previous bugs in the airspace file, but no action followed... 😞

scls19fr commented 2 years ago

Umh! John Leibacher will receive a lot of emails. Sorry about that. Message also transfered to commission.espaceaerien at ffvp.fr

mlep commented 2 years ago

Let's if FFVP reply! (they do not monitor the French forum about airspaces?!?)

rawtaz commented 2 years ago

@mlep When you contacted John, did you give him the following URL? https://github.com/XCSoar/xcsoar-data-repository/issues/210

FWIW, I never sent the mail, since @mlep had already contacted John. Nor did I mail commission.espaceaerien at ffvp.fr since @scls19fr apparently did that.

Guys, let us know when you get a response! And perhaps next time check if others already sent the mails :-)

scls19fr commented 2 years ago

@rawtaz @mlep could you send me your email? John did a fix and want me (us?) to have a look before putting it on SoaringWeb server I sent by email to John and to FFVP link to https://github.com/XCSoar/xcsoar-data-repository/issues/210

scls19fr commented 2 years ago

Président de la commission Espace Aérien FFVP answered me. I can transfer you his email. He answered me that it should be fixed in the next release of this file but they will have to also check with Naviter if these changes will be also compatible with .cup version for SeeYou

mlep commented 2 years ago

I am looking at the fix by John (got it directly via email). Good that the FFVP is going to provide a fix too.

mlep commented 2 years ago

The new file from John is working in XCSoar 7.20. By the way: currently, http://bobcrn.free.fr/France_21-5new.txt gives a 404 error. So, I guess this patch will need to be altered once John updates the file https://soaringweb.org/Airspace/FR/France-21-05.txt (usually, John changes the name of a file if it is modified).

scls19fr commented 2 years ago

Bob (from volavoile.net forum) also published a new fixed version

Unfortunately it's currently strangely named.

https://www.volavoile.net/index.php?showtopic=13967&st=0&p=123457#entry123457

lordfolken commented 2 years ago

Having additional copies doesnt fix the issue.

mlep commented 2 years ago

@scls19fr Yes, it looks like it is the file from June 2021. Note: John Leibacher's file contains additional fixes, that he propagates from FFVP's file to FFVP's file. So, in the long term, the file published on SoaringWeb seems the way to go for XCSoar's direct download. Well, except if the FFVP decides to implement the corrections once and for all 😉 . Maybe you can drop a message to the Président de la commission Espace Aérien FFVP? Hopefully you will be able to convince him. Additional issue: the FFVP file is on a google drive, which makes it cumbersome/difficult/impossible to direct download. 😢

@lordfolken With the publication of the corrected file on SoaringWeb (and we should not have to wait for too long --- John has been quite reactive), the copy downloaded directly from XCSoar will be the good one.

rawtaz commented 2 years ago

Yeah, let's keep things simple. You two guys are well in the works of getting a proper and parsable file published on soaringweb. Let's wait for that, update and this PR if the filename changes, and be done with it :)

mlep commented 2 years ago

@scls19fr It looks like I cannot alter your commit (probably to be expected, but I am not so used with git(hub) ). The proper URL is now: https://soaringweb.org/Airspace/FR/France-21-05bis.txt (Thank you John!)

lordfolken commented 2 years ago

While i disagree with the comment in the airspace file "pour un problème de XCSoar." i'm happy that the file has been fixed and is now according to the standard.

lordfolken commented 2 years ago

Please in the future: more descriptive commit messages, and please check the "allow maintainer edits" option in the pr. Thank you everyone involved.

mlep commented 2 years ago

@lordfolken I am not sure to understand why you closed this PR. Doesn't https://soaringweb.org/Airspace/FR/France-21-05bis.txt need to be set in the file data/airspace.json first? (I was expecting @scls19fr to do so soon)

scls19fr commented 2 years ago

I was quite busy today disassembling some gliders, having also our yearly end of season meal, and couldn't help here

Sorry about commit message and not allowing edit in this PR.

Thanks for the fix.

lordfolken commented 2 years ago

@lordfolken I am not sure to understand why you closed this PR. Doesn't https://soaringweb.org/Airspace/FR/France-21-05bis.txt need to be set in the file data/airspace.json first? (I was expecting @scls19fr to do so soon)

Unfortunatly wihtout maintainer edit i couldn't edit this pr and change the url. So i pulled @scls19fr repo to mine

$ git remote add scsls19fr git@github.com:scls19fr/xcsoar-data-repository.git

Pulled his branch into master

$ git pull scsl19fr patch-1

Edited the airspace.json to point to the correct url. Amended the commit:

$ git add data/airspace.json
$ git commit --amend

$ push the commit with force

$ git push -f origin

So now the commit is labeled as @scls19fr and mine. https://github.com/XCSoar/xcsoar-data-repository/commit/89683e447483ce2af2931c732b5ccbaf9ce7d760

I like to give credit where its due. ;) and therefore i closed this pr.

scls19fr commented 2 years ago

Thanks @lordfolken I still need to improve my "gitfu" (ie the art of mastering git and also Github)