Complain about nodes shared by man_made=pipeline and highway=*, do not offer to merge nodes of man_made=pipeline and highway=*

[mkoniecz]

What steps will reproduce the problem?

1. Edit in TIGER infested area
2. Spot nodes of highway=* and man_made=pipeline sharing the same location (see point 1)
3. Run JOSM validator

What is the expected result?

JOSM is not offering to join pipeline and road or at least is complaining after merging them

What happens instead?

JOSM is merging nodes of highway=* and man_made=pipeline and validator is not complaining is subsequent runs

Please provide any additional information below. Attach a screenshot if possible.

URL:https://josm.openstreetmap.de/svn/trunk
Repository:UUID: 0c6e7542-c601-0410-84e7-c038aed88b3b
Last:Changed Date: 2019-02-23 17:46:51 +0100 (Sat, 23 Feb 2019)
Build-Date:2019-02-24 02:30:49
Revision:14802
Relative:URL: ^/trunk

Identification: JOSM/1.5 (14802 en) Linux Ubuntu 16.04.5 LTS
Memory Usage: 485 MB / 869 MB (156 MB allocated, but free)
Java version: 1.8.0_201-b09, Oracle Corporation, Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM
Screen: :0.0 1920x1080
Maximum Screen Size: 1920x1080
Dataset consistency test: No problems found

Plugins:
+ OpeningHoursEditor (34867)
+ buildings_tools (34867)
+ continuosDownload (82)
+ imagery_offset_db (34867)
+ measurement (34867)
+ reverter (34867)
+ todo (30306)

Validator rules:
+ ${HOME}/Desktop/tmp/test.validator.mapcss

Last errors/warnings:
- W: No configuration settings found.  Using hardcoded default values for all pools.
- W: Expecting test '{0.tag}' (i.e., [*[name=parking][amenity=parking], *[name=playground][leisure=playground], *[name=shop][shop][shop'NEQ'no], *[name=building][building][building'NEQ'no], *[name=kiosk][shop=kiosk], *[name=cemetery][amenity=graveyard], *[name=cemetery][landuse=cemetery], *[name=cmentarz][amenity=graveyard], *[name=cmentarz][landuse=cemetery]]) to match relation name=PLAYGROUND leisure=playground (i.e., TagMap[name=PLAYGROUND,leisure=playground])
- W: Expecting test '{0.tag}' (i.e., [*[name=parking][amenity=parking], *[name=playground][leisure=playground], *[name=shop][shop][shop'NEQ'no], *[name=building][building][building'NEQ'no], *[name=kiosk][shop=kiosk], *[name=cemetery][amenity=graveyard], *[name=cemetery][landuse=cemetery], *[name=cmentarz][amenity=graveyard], *[name=cmentarz][landuse=cemetery]]) to match relation name=parking amenity=Parking (i.e., TagMap[amenity=Parking,name=parking])
- W: Expecting test '{0.tag}' (i.e., [*[name=parking][amenity=parking], *[name=playground][leisure=playground], *[name=shop][shop][shop'NEQ'no], *[name=building][building][building'NEQ'no], *[name=kiosk][shop=kiosk], *[name=cemetery][amenity=graveyard], *[name=cemetery][landuse=cemetery], *[name=cmentarz][amenity=graveyard], *[name=cmentarz][landuse=cemetery]]) to match node name=PLaYGrOUNd leisure=playground (i.e., TagMap[name=PLaYGrOUNd,leisure=playground])
- W: Expecting test '{0.tag}' (i.e., [*[name=parking][amenity=parking], *[name=playground][leisure=playground], *[name=shop][shop][shop'NEQ'no], *[name=building][building][building'NEQ'no], *[name=kiosk][shop=kiosk], *[name=cemetery][amenity=graveyard], *[name=cemetery][landuse=cemetery], *[name=cmentarz][amenity=graveyard], *[name=cmentarz][landuse=cemetery]]) to match node name=parking amenity=Parking (i.e., TagMap[amenity=Parking,name=parking])
- W: Expecting test '{0.tag}' (i.e., [*[name=parking][amenity=parking], *[name=playground][leisure=playground], *[name=shop][shop][shop'NEQ'no], *[name=building][building][building'NEQ'no], *[name=kiosk][shop=kiosk], *[name=cemetery][amenity=graveyard], *[name=cemetery][landuse=cemetery], *[name=cmentarz][amenity=graveyard], *[name=cmentarz][landuse=cemetery]]) to match way name=parking amenity=Parking (i.e., TagMap[amenity=Parking,name=parking])

[anonymous]

I am considering working on it, so if anyone thinks that idea proposed here is fundamentally flawed it would be a good moment to comment.

I plan to make check similar to one done for power line nodes touching mixed with non-power objects.

[mkoniecz]

That was me.