Vespucci - how to add a node to a relation?

[SomeoneElse (Andy Townsend)]

This question is something of a follow-on from this one. Simon’s answer there not unnaturally suggested using Vespucci, and I mentioned elsewhere that I’d had some issues with that. He’s my attempt to try and explain those problems - perhaps someone will be able to explain what I’m doing wrong?

In this case, I noticed that this bus stop was missing from this bus route relation.

To add it, I zoomed Vespucci in on the bus stop, downloaded data, unlocked editing, tapped on the icon at bottom left that goes to properties, and selected “relations”. That gets me this screen:

that’s not tremendously helpful because I don’t know which relations that it is already a ember of. However, I can look on osm.org to see, and use the “three dots menu” to “add to relation”. That gets me this screen:

That relation list includes lots of relations from places that I have been recently (such as Selby) that aren’t near this bus stop. there’s no obvious way to see which bus stop I am about to add or have just added

[Anton_Khorev]

You can select a relation first, then do … > add/remove member.

[SimonPoole]

There are 3 (yes I know …) ways to do this

• select the object, select “Add to relation”, select the relation*. This works for nodes and ways, ways get an additional “Add to route” method too, that will auto-split etc…

• select the target relation, select “Add / remove member”

• select the object, start the property editor, select the “Relations” tab, select “Add to relation”, select the relation*.

* from version 20 on the list is sorted by distance from the object, this can make the target relation easier to find. Doesn’t help a lot with your typical 50 bus routes on a way all the same distance away problem naturally.