Zane Selvans

Any @openstreetmap #OSM editors... I've added several new roads, connecting between existing roads, from a bike trip I just took, and the new road now appears on the map, but I can't get the routing in the ridewithgps route planner to use it. The way shares nodes with the roads it's connected to, so now I'm wondering if I've given it a surface type that the routing won't use (though it won't route pedestrians on the new way either) or if there's a lag between the vector ways and the OSM outdoor tiles being cached or something else I'm not understanding. Example changeset:

https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/178755404#map=14/16.23627/-96.36422&layers=C

Changeset: 178755404

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Show threadJames DerrickFeb 23

@ZaneSelvans @openstreetmap I don't know about ridewithgps, but most routing software requires extensive pre-processing to take the #OpenStreetMap Planet files, simplify complex features down to much simpler networks (junctions, and weightings between them ONLY), and then use for routing.

I'd be surprised if this happens more than a couple of times a month!

So a changeset barely a week old won't have been processed.

Some routers publish their tag usage - may be worth a look.

Show threadZane SelvansFeb 23
@jamesderrick Ah okay that makes sense! I thought it might be something like this since the pre-rendered tiles and vector data are obviously separate layers. I'll keep checking in occasionally and see how long it takes and if there's still a disconnect after a month dig deeper.
Show threadHarald KliemsFeb 23

@ZaneSelvans @jamesderrick RwGPS say
> The edits you make to OpenStreetMap will be visible immediately after you save them. However, edits may take up to a few weeks to appear on Ride with GPS, as it takes time for OSM data to be updated in our software.

https://support.ridewithgps.com/hc/en-us/articles/4419010818203-OSM-Map-Data

If you want faster, OSRM updates about every other day:
> The routing data are updated roughly every two days. There may be delays in the internal processing and creation of the routing diagram.

https://routing.openstreetmap.de/about.html

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Show threadmcliquidFeb 23
@haraldkliems @ZaneSelvans @jamesderrick Another solution would be #bikerouter which is updated up to four times a day as far as I remember: https://bikerouter.de
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