Update to latest TM

[yaomtc]

https://github.com/hotosm/tasking-manager/releases/tag/v4.8.5

[jacobwhall]

It's worth noting here that the upstream Tasking Manager has now released major version 5

[yaomtc]

I can't tell how to find what version of Tasking Manager is currently deployed, but they have pulled the second most recent release -- which has iD 2.33.0 -- here: https://github.com/osmus/tasking-manager/releases/tag/v5.0.4

Meanwhile the tasking manager currently deployed is using iD 2.21.1... which was released Jun 15, 2022. Oof!

[jacobwhall]

Yes, iD 2.21.1 is really showing its age. In my opinion it is currently best to use the osm.org iD when working on TM projects.

From my limited understanding, upgrading TM in this repository is non-trivial because of OpenStreetMap US' work on Public Domain Map. Integrating the separate PD Map database for some projects involved some significant changes to the codebase. So, merging in upstream updates from the HOT Tasking Manager repository takes some doing.

[yaomtc]

use the osm.org iD when working on TM projects

Oh, that would be helpful. Looked in the wiki but didn't see how to do this.

[jacobwhall]

Here is a screenshot of how to do it. This requires being a project manager, i.e. having permission to edit the project itself.

This adds an "Updated iD" editor option when working on a project:

Looked in the wiki but didn't see how to do this.

Is there a spot in the wiki you think this should go? I'm happy to help document

[yaomtc]

I see, the project I've been contributing to doesn't have this. Thanks for the screenshots, I'll ask the project manager to add it.

[quincylvania]

From my limited understanding, upgrading TM in this repository is non-trivial because of OpenStreetMap US' work on Public Domain Map. Integrating the separate PD Map database for some projects involved some significant changes to the codebase. So, merging in upstream updates from the HOT Tasking Manager repository takes some doing.

Yes, I had attempted an update and found that TM v5 has some major refactors. Every change made for PDMap/Sandbox integration needs to be translated to the new code format. It's achievable, just a lot of grunt work.