Update roadsigns plugin with data for Belgium

[s8evq]

Hello,

I have worked on the roadsigns plugin data for Belgium. I have updated the F-signs, after our wiki page has been updated (​https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Road_signs_in_Belgium#F_Direction_and_information_signs).

I also fixed some minor issues with the C-signs and changed the moped_a to mofa and moped_b to moped tagging, in accordance to the wiki.

[Klumbumbus]

Are the icons PD or CC0 licensed?

[anonymous]

They appeared in "Belgisch Staatsblad" / "Moniteur Belge" / "Belgisches Staatsblatt" (our Government Gazette ​https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Government_gazette). I assume that's public domain.

[anonymous]

I downloaded them from our own wiki page: ​https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Road_signs_in_Belgium

[s8evq]

Sorry for bumping this, but is more input required before merging these changes?

[s8evq]

What would have to be done to get this plugin update, please?

[Klumbumbus]

It's on my todo list, I'll have a look soon.

[Klumbumbus]

There are two new icon errors. It can't load 'BE_F1a' and 'BE_F3a'.
I guess the files BE_F1.png and BE_F3.png should be renamed to BE_F1a.png and BE_F3a.png ?

[Klumbumbus]

<sign ref="BE:ZONE" doesn't match with BE_zone.png, but is this entry useful at all? ​https://taginfo.openstreetmap.org/tags/traffic_sign=BE%3AZONE and ​https://taginfo.openstreetmap.org/tags/traffic_sign=BE%3Azone

[Klumbumbus]

Fixed in [o35416:35419], please check.

[anonymous]

Thanks for looking into this. I must have missed the two new icons BE_F1a and BE_F3a....

Concerning BE:ZONE. This was something the previous person (jo polyglot) who made the initial xml files added. I didn't understand what it was for, so I didn't touch it. :)

[Klumbumbus]

Yes BE:ZONE was an old bug, also the others from [o35417]. However if the zone entry doesn't make sense we can remove it from the xml. What do you think?

[s8evq]

Yes, good idea. I will include it in the next set of update, when we overhaul the D-signs.

[Klumbumbus]

OK

[taylor.smock]

@s8evq: I'm currently working on converting the JOSM plugin repo to git (see #23286). Do you have a preferred name/email for that?

[s8evq]

I don't have the time to be maintainer of this plugin, sorry.

[taylor.smock]

I think we have a communication problem here. Probably my fault, sorry. I'll reword what I was trying to get at in comment:15.

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What I would like to do as I'm converting the JOSM plugin repo to git from svn is to properly attribute patch authors as understood by git.

Example:
​b5f17b86d795b677940a0e67c3b415e56fbd2d9b -- Warning: Link may become dead as I add more author information

commit b5f17b86d795b677940a0e67c3b415e56fbd2d9b
Author: s8evq <s8evq@fixme.todo>
Commit: Klumbumbus <Klumbumbus@users.noreply.github.com>

    see #josm18606 - Update Belgium data of roadsigns plugin (patch by s8evq), rename the files BE_F1.png and BE_F3.png to BE_F1a.png and BE_F3a.png

I'd like to have something besides s8evq@fixme.todo, especially if you are active on GitHub/GitLab/some other git forge, and would like to have the patches you worked on show up under your user profile (GitHub has a ​contributors page, for example).

[s8evq]

Now I understand, thanks :)
I'm not really active on github or any other similar site. So I don't have a specific email I wish to use for that.

[taylor.smock]

Fair enough. Sorry for bothering you.