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Show raw tags of quest objects #3815
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The problems here are that StreetComplete should be usable without ability to understand tags. And full access to raw data is basically remaking Vespucci. Can you mention quests where showing |
I will close this one as duplicate of #471, #1513, #1326 but display of Feel free to comment here or open a new issue requesting specifically that if there is quest no displaying useful and present tags (check with object where this tag exist! When tags are not shown - maybe it is because OSM object is without them!). If other tags are worth displaying and understandable without access to full OSM data - please also comment or open a new issue. |
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And CheckExistence tries these: StreetComplete/app/src/main/java/de/westnordost/streetcomplete/quests/existence/CheckExistence.kt Lines 94 to 98 in 715faf4
So you'd need to give a real world example for a ticket vending machine to see what's going wrong there. I agree footpaths/cycleways can be a bit confusing at times, especially as the latter are mapped the same as roads but that's been raised here streetcomplete/streetcomplete-mapstyle#94 . |
In some complex situations the existing methods are not enough to figure out what object is actually meant.
For example if you are supposed to verify a tiket box in a big station, or you are asked by the foot-accessability of a small way in a complex crossing.
It would be helpful to pesent an option which allows you to see all the tags of the concerning object, so you can see the operator, the layer, level and more details to figure out where to look for the object. Maybe it would be even helpfull to see the relations the object is a member of.
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