New repository for a validation testing plugin

[taylor.smock]

I'd like to move some testing validations out of the MapWithAI plugin (and another plugin I've never released) into their own plugin, and I'd like to have it in the JOSM namespaces in GitHub and GitLab (GitLab might require @floscher).

Plugin repo name:

• validations_testing

Current (experimental) checks that I will be putting in the plugin:

• routing (MapWithAI, see also #18364)
• stub ends (MapWithAI)
• Missing information on road (unreleased plugin, looked for surface/maxspeed breaks, mostly useful for bridges)

Side note:
It might not be a bad idea for me to do the same with some of my other plugins (mapwithai, openqa, highwayNameModification, wikidata). I was originally intending on moving them to a JOSM controlled GitLab (see #16857 for JOSM GitLab status).

[skyper]

See also #18364.

[taylor.smock]

Replying to skyper:

See also #18364.

Partially. I've got some other validations I want to write and test for awhile, prior to adding to JOSM. Mostly stuff that isn't going to be "yep that looks right".

EDIT:

Current repo: ​https://gitlab.com/gokaart/josm_validations_testing (I've just added the maxspeed missing information to it for now).

[floscher]

When the GitHub repository is setup, I could mirror it to ​https://gitlab.com/JOSM/plugin , sure.

[floscher]

See ​https://gitlab.com/JOSM/plugin/validations_testing

I'm sure you know that, but just for clarification: That gitlab.com group is at the moment nothing officialy endorsed by JOSM, just an unofficial group by me.

[taylor.smock]

Replying to floscher:

See ​https://gitlab.com/JOSM/plugin/validations_testing

I'm sure you know that, but just for clarification: That gitlab.com group is at the moment nothing officialy endorsed by JOSM, just an unofficial group by me.

I know that. :)

It does, however, make for a convenient location on GitLab for people to look for JOSM plugins. TBH, I probably should have looked into moving my other plugins to that group (again, just to make it easier for people to find JOSM plugin source code). I had been hoping that #16857 would be closed soon, but I don't think anyone is working on it right now (it has been > 1 year since there was any real movement on the infrastructure side).

I did recently post some patches to #16857 for GitLab CI, but I'm not expecting them to be merged until OSM/JOSM has a GitLab instance set up.

[taylor.smock]

Is there anything I need to do on my end?

[taylor.smock]

2 week ping.

[simon04]

What was the question? Concerning the infrastructure migration, please see #16857, #16871, #16944. It's up to Dirk to decide whether/when the next steps are possible.

[taylor.smock]

Replying to simon04:

What was the question? Concerning the infrastructure migration, please see #16857, #16871, #16944. It's up to Dirk to decide whether/when the next steps are possible.

Sorry. Bad communication on my end.

The question is "Can I have a repository made in the JOSM GitHub namespace specifically for testing complex validations in a wider audience?"

[simon04]

Done:

• ​https://github.com/JOSM/validations_testing
• ​https://github.com/orgs/JOSM/teams/validations_testing

You should have received an invitation...

[taylor.smock]

Replying to simon04:

Done:

• ​https://github.com/JOSM/validations_testing
• ​https://github.com/orgs/JOSM/teams/validations_testing

You should have received an invitation...

I got it. Thanks. :)

[simon04]

In 35769/osm:

see #20780 - Add github.com/JOSM/validations_testing