I would like to find an edit I made 6m to 1.5y ago, and I am quite good at providing meaningful edit summaries, so I think that I'd be able to find it if I could search my edit summaries, however there is no obvious way to do this. Is there some service I could use? asked 21 Sep '16, 18:15  keithonearth |
3 Answers:
There's 1.5Gb of changeset info over at http://planet.openstreetmap.org/planet/, so you could download and search that I guess. Personally I'd probably find an object that I know I changed and look at the history of that, though. answered 21 Sep '16, 18:21  SomeoneElse ♦ |
You could try neis's osm-changeset tool, although it is limited to the last 30 days and I don't think you can specify a contributor. answered 22 Sep '16, 10:23  Vincent de P... ♦ Thanks for the comment, it's always good to learn about more tools, even if it's not what I'm looking for this time. (23 Sep '16, 05:29) keithonearth |
You can download your changeset metadata with https://github.com/andrewharvey/osm-get-user-changeset-metadata answered 02 Nov '20, 21:46  aharvey |
Thanks! Downloading changeset-latest.osm worked well, and gave me an excuse to brush up on my very limited grep skills a bit.
I'd tried looking for an object in the area that could have modified in the same edit, but that'd not been successful.
Thanks for the response!