GeoJSON not working in JOSM, but at geojson.io

Why does this GeoJSON work at geojson.io, but not in JOSM? The link leads to Pastebin.

Probably the mistake is obvious, but I just can't see it.

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asked 13 Jun '18, 14:31

Nehaj
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what is "not working"?

(13 Jun '18, 19:03) SimonPoole ♦

JOSM changed a couple of things in their GeoJSON generation roughly two months back, and it could be that there are still issues with reading back the new output.

(13 Jun '18, 20:36) SimonPoole ♦

@SimonPoole Which revision is safe to use?

(13 Jun '18, 21:28) Nehaj

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I suspect no JOSM version will read the file currently.

You need to open an issue on the JOSM issue tracker (as it is an obvious bug that JOSM can't read files it created): http://josm.openstreetmap.de/

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answered 13 Jun '18, 21:37

SimonPoole ♦
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edited 13 Jun '18, 21:38

I've had no time for this. But here is another user with this problem: https://github.com/JOSM/geojson/issues/14

(21 Jul '18, 13:27) Nehaj

0	Why has nobody noticed, that the file breaks when "properties": null ?? permanent link answered 22 Jul '18, 22:59 Druzhba 150●11●11●18 accept rate: 0% That was already pointed out in the linked JOSM GitHub issue. (23 Jul '18, 18:49) alester

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