Add port parameter to --wp
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Seems like a useful change, however the Checkstyle violations will need to be fixed first. |
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This PR adds a
portparameter to set the port the PostgreSQL database is running at so you can doosmosis --rb planet/utah-latest.osm.pbf --wp database=osm port=5433 user=osmThis is convenient if you have multiple PostgreSQL instances running side by side or you are running the PostgreSQL server on some non-standard port for other reasons.
I did try
host=localhost:5433but that didn't work and also didn't seem like a very clean solution given thatpsqlfor example uses a separate parameter for it as well.