Open EvanCarroll opened 2 years ago
I think too you can make the argument that this isn't just convince but more correct. The layer documentation says this,
With some exceptions, layer= on way ways should be used only in combination with one of tunnel=, bridge=, highway=steps, highway=elevator, covered= or indoor=yes. For area areas, it could be used in combination with tags such as man_made=bridge, special types of building=* and similar.
So the thing made easy, currently, is to tag the car port as layer=1
, which then allows you to save. But that's likely not correct unless it is an "exception". The general rule seems to be use covered=yes
, at the least. Potentially in combination with a layer.
But it also seems like allowing layer=1
on a building is generally not a good idea, also a quote from the wiki,
special types of building=* and similar. [...] *Ways in buildings (or similar structures like multi-level parking lots, shopping centers, airports, railway stations, some multi-level bridges and roads...) should be mostly described with level= instead of layer.**
I think as a general rule, you should not have a layer=1 to put a road under a regular mundane building, carport, or roof. Though easy with iD, this seems to be lacking in correctness.
The bit about level
refers to hallways (highway=corridor
), parking lot aisles inside a parking garage, etc., as opposed to roads that happen to go under a canopy. Note that the Roof preset also adds layer=1
.
Ok, so it sounds like we need to figure out whether or not what is being done is advisable,
layer=1
, should carports also be that, since they're essentially roofs you park under?
covered=yes
? And if they shouldn't be marked as covered=yes
should we allow people to save if there is a roof without a layer, and the sidewalk under it covered=yes
? If so, I've done a lot of them wrong =(covered=yes
, should we make it easier in one-click action?
Description
This is very annoying for me.
This is caused by placing sidewalks, or drive through under roofs or carports.
What you have to do currently is break the sidewalk, and mark the part under as "covered=yes"
This "mark as covered" on footpaths and sidewalks and drive-through, and driveways would make it such that, for my workload, ALL manual intervention could be one-click.