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2017-01-01Revbump after boost updateadam1-2/+2
2016-10-09Recursive bump for all users of pgsql now that the default is 95.wiz1-2/+2
2016-10-07Revbump post boost updateadam1-2/+2
2016-01-04Does not actually depend on postgis2, pgsql client libs are enoughwiedi1-2/+3
2015-08-28Update geography/osm2pgsql to 0.88.1wiedi1-2/+2
Release 0.88.1 This maintainance release fixes duplicates in the job queues for pending ways and relations, minor compiler errors, and updates memory usage documentation. The duplicates in job queues (#419) only impacted multithreaded updates and was not observed in most cases. Release 0.88.0, a new stable branch If upgrading and using a database created with 0.86.0 or earlier, the schema migrations in docs/migrations.md are required. Major changes since 0.86.0 - Osm2pgsql is now C++ and requires the Boost libraries - A new backend has been added, the “multi” backend. This allows multiple tables which can each contain different types of features. More documentation is available at docs/multi.md - In-database pending way tracking has been replaced with in-memory tracking, offering significant performance gains. - Rendering tables are ordered by GeoHash when created, resulting in significant performance improvements. - z_logic has been improved, taking into account more recent work across multiple styles. - The node storage has been improved, and out of order nodes and nodes at 0,0 should now always be handled correctly - A new test suite with unit tests - Many bug-fixes Changes since 0.87.3 include - C++ cleanups - default.style cleanups to improve ease of modification - Remove the lockfree queue pending implementation and default to what was --without-lockfree, which uses less RAM - RAM node storage cleanups - Better node storage test coverage
2015-06-10Import osm2pgsql-0.87.3 as geography/osm2pgsqlwiedi1-0/+38
Converts OSM planet.osm data to a PostgreSQL / PostGIS database suitable for specific applications like rendering into map tiles by Mapnik or geocoding with Nominatim.