Add self_checkout field to shop=supermarket#1649
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I wonder if we should move this to the more fields due to the low usage. Then again that is something that most supermarkets will get at some point. We could also consider adding it to hardware stores. At least in Germany. (Possibly in a separate PR) |
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Given that it is something with quite low usefulness as far as data goes and will appear in basically any supermarket (at least in countries with higher labour costs) I support moving to showing it only if tagged already. |
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I think this PR is slightly better than #1353 as for many shop types, self-checkout is so rare that it does not make sense to include it even as a moreFields field. So, let's start with supermarkets. If needed, we can later add it to more particular shop types.



Description, Motivation & Context
A lot of newly built supermarkets have self checkout lanes. Existing ones are also retrofitted with self checkout lanes, which replace part (or all in some cases) of the serviced lanes. It is helpful to know if a shop has self checkout, since it is almost always faster, especially when you need a few things.
Related issues
Supercedes #1353
Links and data
Relevant OSM Wiki links:
Relevant tag usage stats:
1200 total instances, of which 675 are used on
shop=supermarkethttps://taginfo.openstreetmap.org/keys/self_checkout
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