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See [hsl.sh](hsl/osm-preprocessing/hsl.sh) for an example.
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When creating OSM preprocessing instructions you should:
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1. Name the bash file as follows: `<osm_id_of_osm_file>.sh`. Valid file names can be e.g. `hsl.sh` or `southFinland.sh`.
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1. Name the bash file as follows: `<osm_id>.sh`. Valid file names can be e.g. `hsl.sh` or `southFinland.sh`.
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2. Place the file in the `osm-preprocessing` directory of the config you want to use.
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3. Make sure that the name of the output file is the same as the input filee.g. `hsl.pbf`.
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3. Make sure that the name of the output file is the same as the input file. The file has to be named `<osm_id>.pbf`, e.g. `hsl.pbf` or `southFinland.pbf`.
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4. Make sure that you do not reuse input and output filenames in commands:
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