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Upon attempting to upload a new changeset, I received an error on iD. I don’t know what it means but it has an error code of 400 so it should be a server issue. Does anyone know what to do here? Will I have to start over?
I tried looking through the Help page but it’s hard to find what I’m looking for.
Discussion
Comment from ngumenawesamson on 2 April 2023 at 19:58
Forwarding this to Martin Raifer (Email Address tyr.asd@gmail.com), he could be of help!
Comment from tyr_asd on 2 April 2023 at 20:15
Hi! iD maintainer here (thanks Samson for the ping, btw).
The 400 error could be a temporary error, but could also be caused by a bug in the iD editor. Pretty hard to diagnose from a distance. @La Chaussiere: Could you please forward me some additional details (e.g. which API request failed, the full error message, etc.) about the error, so I can take a deeper look into what could be the root cause here. You can send it to martin@raifer.tech or the email listed above (if you need assistance in getting these details, I can also give you a few pointers if needed).
That said, usually it is possible to restore the data after an unsuccessful upload and download the osmChange file on the upload form (see https://i.imgur.com/UzP7pqp.png) which contains all your data. This file can be used to upload your changes through JOSM if all else fails.
Comment from La Chaussiére on 2 April 2023 at 22:53
Thank you replying back. I will send tyr_asd an e-mail (to tyr.asd@gmail.com) containing a screenshot I took with the error message.