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Hi there,

I've been editing some forest areas in eastern China for some time. But it seems the changes are still not visible on the map of levels less than 13. It's visible on level 13 and higher. Is it because of caching or tile regeneration settings?

Level 13 with forest: https://www.openstreetmap.org/search?query=wenzhou#map=13/27.8766/120.4281

Level 12 with no forest: https://www.openstreetmap.org/search?query=wenzhou#map=12/27.8587/120.4347

asked 22 Nov '20, 13:33

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edited 22 Nov '20, 21:40


At time of writing the tile statcs for https://tile.openstreetmap.org/12/3417/1717.png/status is showing as

Tile is clean. Last rendered at Sun Oct 25 03:26:30 2020. Last accessed at Sun Nov 22 14:11:48 2020. Stored in file:///srv/tile.openstreetmap.org/tiles/default/12/0/0/214/91/128.meta

(Dates might not be accurate. Rendering time might be reset to an old date for tile expiry. Access times might not be updated on all file systems)

To me that seems a little old to be considered fresh. You could try manually marking them as dirty

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answered 22 Nov '20, 21:00

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edited 22 Nov '20, 21:01

Thank you for the answer. I manually marked the tile as dirty and it indeed gets regenerated. But there are many tiles at different z levels. I shouldn't do it manually for all right?

(22 Nov '20, 21:45) strongwillow

You shouldn't have to mark them all individually, I think it should notice that they're old when requested.

(23 Nov '20, 21:00) InsertUser
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I just saw this question pop up as a relative to another render question. It seems more relevant here.

(25 Nov '20, 20:40) InsertUser

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