Assistance needed: Upload my .osc file with JOSM

Today I created a large changeset in iD, replacing a huge residential multipolygon (relation 10996834) with ~50 simple areas. In the process, I also added business names, simplified adjacent multipolygons, updated and prettified geometry… some two hours worth of mapping. However, my upload got blocked by a nasty iD bug triggered by conflict resolution – someone edited that relation before I got to it, and my subsequent revert did not help. I managed to save my changes in the attached .osc file, but I can’t do anything with it in iD.

changes.osc.csv (62.0 KB)

Would a good soul please upload that .osc file using JOSM (or Level0 or whatever) for me [just strip the .csv extension]? I can’t install JOSM on my work computer (and I don’t plan to use it anyway). I believe the only conflict in the area is that relation, which should be deleted. (If you volunteer, please just reply here first, so that we don’t get additional conflicts.) Thanks in advance.

Suggested changeset comment and source?

comment=Simplify and update landuse in Futog, added businesses
imagery_used=Esri World Imagery;Mapillary Images;RGZ address and street open data overlay
locale=en
source=streetlevel imagery;mapillary

(Few businesses added from Mapillary images, their names and contact from their own websites)

There’s a couple of things that need looking at, for example a number of untagged nodes.

Was the .osc File directly from iD? There are a couple of things weird about it that I need to investigate post SOTM.

Thank you.

Yes, it’s directly from iD – however, it was saved after a dozen failed attempts to upload the changeset, and choosing “Restore my changes” each time. I noticed that those restorations sometimes result in strange data artefacts (untagged nodes or lines). I’ll review the final changes and clean them up.

iD bug just solved by Kyle, hopefully for good.