Unmodified you can mark with special column, and pass this column name for one of parameters.
On github page you have a link to compiled executables and also usage examples.
I think making value empty will remove this tag from osm
@yrtimiD - Thanks for your help!
The update was done in two changesets: 35908519 and 35909345
Here are a few notes in case anyone will want to do similar tasks in the future:
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Use Overpass Turbo to search and filter the objects of interest.
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Include a csv format directive, such as
[out:csv(::id, ::otype, "name", "name:he", "name:en" ; true; "," )]; -
Use “Export” → “Data” → “raw data directly from Overpass API” and “Save as” to a file with a .csv suffix
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Replace “@otype” with “@type” in the header
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Subtract 1 from the values in the “@type” column.
OverpassTurbo’s otype values are 1 for node, 2 for way, 3 for relation,
while OsmBulkTools type values are 0 for node, 1 for way, 2 for relation. -
Edit the values as needed.
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Removing a value from a tag column removes the tag.
OsmBulkTools --csv-to-osm --id="@id" --type="@type" --in="filename.csv" and --out="filename.osm"
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[]Use JOSM to upload the update osm file
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“File” → “Open” the osm file created by OsmBulkTools
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“File” → “Upload Data”
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Provide your OSM Username and Password, if requested.
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Please provide a meaningful comment.
Small correction:
you can use --csv-separator=, parameter for osmconvert to get a really comma-separated-values file.
Hi,
there’s also a (still somewhat experimental) CSV output available directly from Overpass API. Results can be opened from overpass turbo in LibreOffice, etc. via “Export” → “Data” → “raw data directly from Overpass API”. By default, csv separator is a tab character.
overpass turbo link: http://overpass-turbo.eu/s/df3
See: http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Overpass_API/Overpass_QL#Output_Format_.28out.29