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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe handler now loads ordered trip stop times once and resolves the requested stop in memory. Position requests use zero-based outward search. Requests without a position select the closest visit by query time. Regression tests cover feed sequence offsets and loop trips. ChangesArrival-and-departure stop resolution
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Client->>ArrivalAndDepartureHandler: request stop visit
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In `@internal/restapi/arrival_and_departure_for_stop_handler_test.go`:
- Line 382: Update the test using combinedStopID to reference an existing valid
stop that is absent from validTripID, ensuring GetStop succeeds and the test
exercises the no-match behavior in findStopTimeForTripStop.
- Around line 1048-1050: Add a handler test case in the existing
arrival/departure test suite where the requested stop appears at both lower and
higher positions equidistant from the requested stopSequence, then assert that
the lower-index occurrence is selected. Reuse the existing endpoint setup and
response assertions, ensuring the case specifically distinguishes lower-index
priority rather than an exact or higher-index match.
In `@internal/restapi/arrival_and_departure_for_stop_handler.go`:
- Line 744: Refactor findStopTimeForTripStop by extracting the closest-time
resolution and positional resolution logic into separate focused helper
functions, leaving the main function responsible only for selecting the
appropriate mode and returning its result. Preserve the existing behavior,
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- Line 774: Validate the parsed stopSequence against the stopTimes bounds before
computing maxDist or entering the loop, rejecting negative values and values
greater than or equal to the collection length. Ensure invalid input cannot
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The OBA API spec defines stopSequence as the 0-indexed position of a stop within a trip's stop list, not the raw GTFS stop_sequence column value. The handler matched it directly against that column, which only worked on feeds where stop_sequence is 0-based with no gaps. It 404'd on feeds starting at 1, or on loop trips where a stop is visited more than once. Fetch the trip's full ordered stop_times once and treat the requested index as a position in that list. When the exact position doesn't hold the target stop, expand outward one step at a time, checking the lower index before the higher at each distance. This matches Java's getBlockStopTime and tolerates drift from stops added or removed since a client last saw the trip's layout. Also fix the no-stopSequence case: among multiple visits of a stop on a loop trip, return the one closest to the query time, matching Java's existing tie-break, instead of always the first occurrence.
TestArrivalAndDepartureForStopHandler_LoopRouteStopSequence passed raw GTFS stop_sequence values (2, 15) as the query parameter. Under corrected semantics stopSequence is a 0-based position, so this trip's only valid positions are 0 and 1. Update the query values accordingly; the expected zero-based output stays the same. TestArrivalAndDepartureForStopHandlerWithWrongStopSequence asserted that a stopSequence offset of +100 from a valid position would 404. That assumption only held under the old exact-match lookup. Once position drift is tolerated by design, the outward search can legitimately walk back to a valid position given enough distance, so a large offset from a real stop no longer guarantees a miss. Rewrite the test to request a stop ID absent from the trip entirely, which still 404s regardless of the requested position.
Cover the three cases called out in the stopSequence spec-gap issue: a feed whose raw stop_sequence starts at 1 rather than 0, a requested position offset by one or two from a stop's actual position, and the no-stopSequence path on a loop trip choosing the visit closest to the query time rather than the first occurrence.
TestArrivalAndDepartureForStop_LoopTripPredictionMatchesRequestedSequence, added by a separate, more recently merged fix for GTFS-RT delay matching (OneBusAway#1415), passed raw GTFS stop_sequence values as the query parameter. This PR changes stopSequence to mean the 0-based position in the trip's stop list instead, so the test's requests for the "later" and "earlier" visits need to use positions 1 and 0 respectively to keep targeting the same two stop_times.
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- Line 263: Update both resolver branches around findStopTimeForTripStop to
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Preserve the matched list position for the API response.
The API contract defines stopSequence as the zero-based index in the ordered stop list, not GTFS stop_sequence. The handler passes int(targetStopTime.StopSequence)-1 to NewArrivalAndDeparture, and that constructor stores the value directly in the response. This works only for contiguous sequences starting at one. Sparse or loop trips return values such as 1 and 14 instead of positions 0 and 1.
Return the matched row and its actual index from both resolver branches. Pass that index to NewArrivalAndDeparture, while retaining matchedStopTime.StopSequence for GTFS-Realtime matching. Keep totalStopsInTrip based on len(orderedStopTimes) and update the loop tests to assert the matched positions.
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In `@internal/restapi/arrival_and_departure_for_stop_handler.go` at line 263,
Update both resolver branches around findStopTimeForTripStop to return the
matched stop-time row together with its zero-based index in orderedStopTimes.
Pass that index to NewArrivalAndDeparture for the API response, while continuing
to use matchedStopTime.StopSequence for GTFS-Realtime matching; keep
totalStopsInTrip derived from len(orderedStopTimes) and update loop tests to
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Add a regression test for equidistant stop occurrences on either side of the requested position, asserting that the lower-index occurrence is selected.
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Requesting changes based on the verified arrival-and-departure-for-stop issues below.
Additional cleanup finding that cannot be attached inline because the files are not in this PR diff: GetTargetStopTimeWithTotalStops and GetTargetStopTimeWithTotalStopsBySequence are now unused after this handler refactor, but still remain in gtfsdb/query.sql, generated gtfsdb/query.sql.go, and prepared statements in gtfsdb/db.go. Please remove the dead sqlc queries and regenerate models if they are no longer needed.
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This still carries the raw GTFS stop_sequence forward as the only sequence value, and the response later passes int(targetStopTime.StopSequence)-1 to NewArrivalAndDeparture. That means a trip with raw sequences like 10, 20, 30 resolves the requested position correctly, but returns entry.stopSequence = 19 for the second stop instead of the required zero-based position 1.
Please return the matched stop-time row together with its zero-based index in orderedStopTimes, use that index for the API response entry.stopSequence, and keep matchedStopTime.StopSequence only for logic that really needs the raw GTFS value, such as GTFS-RT matching.
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maxDist is based on the client-supplied stopSequence, so an out-of-range value makes this loop run proportional to the request parameter rather than the trip length. For example, stopSequence=50000000 against a one-stop trip still iterates about 50 million times before returning not found.
Please bound the search work to the stop-time slice size, or reject/clamp unreasonable positions before entering this function, so malformed requests cannot pin a handler goroutine.
The API response's stopSequence field was computed as targetStopTime.StopSequence - 1, the trip's raw GTFS stop_sequence minus one. That only equals the true 0-based position when a trip's raw sequence is contiguous starting at 1, a trip with sequences like 10, 20, 30 resolved the requested position correctly but reported entry.stopSequence = 19 for the second stop instead of 1. findStopTimeForTripStop and its two branches now return the matched row's index in orderedStopTimes alongside the row itself, and the handler passes that index to NewArrivalAndDeparture. StopSequence on the matched row is kept for the one place that legitimately needs the raw GTFS value: getPredictedTimes's GTFS-RT StopTimeUpdate matching. Updates several tests that asserted stopSequence-1 against fixtures with non-contiguous or arbitrary raw sequences; they now derive or assert the actual 0-based position instead.
The expand-outward search grew its work with how far the client-supplied stopSequence sat outside the trip's valid range, rather than with the trip's actual size: maxDist was computed from requestedIndex itself, so stopSequence=50000000 against a one-stop trip iterated roughly 50 million times before returning not found. A malformed or malicious request could pin a handler goroutine. Replace the expand-outward loop with a single pass over stopTimes that tracks whichever occurrence of stopCode is numerically closest to requestedIndex, breaking ties toward the lower index by only replacing the current best on a strict improvement. This returns the same match the expand-outward search would have found, but costs exactly one scan of the trip's own stop_times regardless of how large or negative requestedIndex is.
These two sqlc queries were replaced by GetStopTimesForTrip plus in-Go position matching in the arrival-and-departure-for-stop handler and have no remaining callers. Removed from query.sql and regenerated query.sql.go and db.go via make models.
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In `@internal/restapi/arrival_and_departure_for_stop_handler_test.go`:
- Around line 443-445: Update the stop setup loop around CreateStop so it skips
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findStopTimeByPosition computed i - requestedIndex directly, where requestedIndex comes from the client-supplied stopSequence param. A value near math.MinInt overflowed the subtraction and could overflow absInt again on the way back, silently corrupting the distance comparison instead of failing loudly. Clamp requestedIndex into the valid [0, n-1] range before computing any distance. This is behavior-preserving: distance to every valid index changes monotonically outside that range, so clamping never changes which stop is selected, including the lower-index tie-break. Also return immediately on an exact match at the clamped position, since nothing else in the trip can be closer -- the common case (no drift) no longer requires scanning the rest of the stop_times.
TestArrivalAndDepartureForStopHandler_EquidistantPositionsPreferLowerIndex deliberately visits the same stop twice (positions 0 and 4) to test the tie-break rule, but the setup loop called CreateStop for every entry including both occurrences of the repeated stop. Skip the call when the stop was already created outside the loop; still create a StopTime row for every entry.
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Summary
Fixes the
stopSequencequery parameter onarrival-and-departure-for-stopto match the OBA API spec: a 0-indexed position in the trip's stop list,
not the raw GTFS
stop_sequencecolumn value. The old exact-match lookupagainst that column only worked on feeds where
stop_sequenceis 0-basedand contiguous, so it 404'd on feeds starting at 1 (e.g. King County Metro)
and on loop trips where a stop is visited more than once.
Fixes #1440
What changed
findStopTimeForTripStopfetches a trip's full orderedstop_timesonceand treats the requested index as a position in that list. When the exact
position doesn't hold the target stop, it expands outward one step at a
time (checking the lower index before the higher), matching Java's
getBlockStopTime. This tolerates position drift from stops added orremoved since a client last saw the trip's layout.
stopSequencecase now picks the occurrence closest to the querytime among multiple visits of a stop, matching Java's existing tie-break,
instead of always returning the first occurrence.
Pre-existing test changes (flagging for review)
Two existing tests encoded assumptions that only held under the old,
incorrect exact-match behavior — both are addressed in a separate commit
from the fix itself:
TestArrivalAndDepartureForStopHandler_LoopRouteStopSequencepassed rawGTFS
stop_sequencevalues as the query parameter; updated to pass thecorrect 0-based positions.
TestArrivalAndDepartureForStopHandlerWithWrongStopSequenceassertedthat an offset of +100 from a valid position would 404. Once position
drift is tolerated by design, the outward search can legitimately walk
back to a valid position given enough distance — there's no upper bound
on search distance, matching Java's own unbounded expansion. I rewrote
it to request a stop ID absent from the trip entirely, which still 404s
regardless of position. Flagging this as a judgment call in case
maintainers want a different approach (e.g. capping search distance).
Testing
Added three tests covering the acceptance criteria from #1440: a feed
whose
stop_sequencestarts at 1, a requested position offset by one ortwo from a stop's actual position, and the no-
stopSequencepath on aloop trip.
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make test, andgo fmtper CONTRIBUTING.md.Size note
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is small, but the new tests (~280 lines) cover three distinct scenarios
named explicitly in the issue's acceptance criteria and didn't seem
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