This should be relatively straightforward in JOSM:
More information on the relation editor can be found in the online help. There is also a completely different workflow using the Relation Toolbox Plugin if you have that installed. answered 15 Sep '21, 01:55 InsertUser Excellent extensive explanation, thank you! On my system the "Edit Relation" window of JOSM opens and replaces the content of the main window, so I had to use a workaround. I had to select both the boundary and the admin_centre and then open the edit relation mode. Then I can add 'all' relations (no possibility of selecting just one), then JOSM gives a circular dependency warning and skips adding the boundary (which is great), and then it adds the admin_centre and then I can give it the proper role. If you have a way to get JOSM running as you describe, I'm interested (since it sounds more useful).
(15 Sep '21, 09:57)
Seb
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I don't think I did anything to get JOSM to do this in multiple windows. I think you may be experiencing a bug. The only workaround I can suggest is to use the Relation Toolbox plugin which only occupies a single pane on the same side menu as the tags. The steps are broadly similar, but once a relation is selected you add the new element with the plus button in the pane and select the role from a dropdown menu.
(15 Sep '21, 12:27)
InsertUser
Thanks, got it :)
(15 Sep '21, 16:04)
Seb
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