the breakpoint code fails with some PBF files, it's assuming that there is one element type per block (▊), such as in:
▊ start: 0, size: 187
▊ start: 205, size: 2035051
⡀ type: node, count: 451837, low: 204648, high: 4294196628
▊ start: 2035273, size: 1610972
⡀ type: way, count: 59230, low: 1441662, high: 430268722
▊ start: 3646262, size: 188748
⣀ type: relation, count: 2578, low: 2851, high: 6403601
but fails when a block contains more than one element type:
▊ start: 0, size: 126
▊ start: 143, size: 89813
⣿ type: node, count: 8000, low: 49716107, high: 2599031033
▊ start: 89973, size: 126855
⣤ type: node, count: 4117, low: 2599031034, high: 4934249461
⡀ type: way, count: 1506, low: 6051343, high: 503185211
⡀ type: relation, count: 237, low: 62152, high: 7355307
need to think of a way to resolve this, or an alternative strategy for blocking until all the nodes are processed before starting on the ways
the breakpoint code fails with some PBF files, it's assuming that there is one element type per block (▊), such as in:
but fails when a block contains more than one element type:
need to think of a way to resolve this, or an alternative strategy for blocking until all the nodes are processed before starting on the ways