 | 1 | initial version |
It seems that if I just copy, paste and rename an osm file the "always run" measures do not persist in the new version, even though the osm files are the same. Where do the measure attributes (in this case I am applying rate tariffs, so there are many attributes) live? is there anyway to apply and/or manipulate the attributes of always run measures outside of the interface (preferably a text editor)?
| | 2 | No.2 Revision |
It seems that if I just copy, paste and rename an osm file the "always run" measures do not persist in the new version, even though the osm files are the same. Where do the measure attributes (in this case I am applying rate tariffs, so there are many attributes) live? is there anyway to apply and/or manipulate the attributes of always run measures outside of the interface (preferably a text editor)?
| | 3 | retagged |
It seems that if I just copy, paste and rename an osm file the "always run" measures do not persist in the new version, even though the osm files are the same. Where do the measure attributes (in this case I am applying rate tariffs, so there are many attributes) live? is there anyway to apply and/or manipulate the attributes of always run measures outside of the interface (preferably a text editor)?
| | 4 | retagged |
It seems that if I just copy, paste and rename an osm file the "always run" measures do not persist in the new version, even though the osm files are the same. Where do the measure attributes (in this case I am applying rate tariffs, so there are many attributes) live? is there anyway to apply and/or manipulate the attributes of always run measures outside of the interface (preferably a text editor)?
