Return JSON current-time when GTFS is unready - #1463
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current-time sampled the clock twice and returned a plain-text 503 while indexing. Readiness belongs on /healthz; clients always get the OBA envelope, with currentTime matching entry.time. Fixes OneBusAway#1457
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe response model now supports explicit timestamps. The current-time handler uses one clock sample, returns the JSON envelope when GTFS is unready, and falls back to UTC when agency data is unavailable. ChangesCurrent-time response consistency
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant currentTimeHandler
participant api.Clock
participant ResponseHelpers
Client->>currentTimeHandler: Request current-time endpoint
currentTimeHandler->>api.Clock: Read one instant
currentTimeHandler->>ResponseHelpers: Build envelope with sampled instant
ResponseHelpers-->>currentTimeHandler: Return matching timestamps
currentTimeHandler-->>Client: Send HTTP 200 JSON response
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In `@internal/restapi/current_time_handler_test.go`:
- Line 116: Add table-driven t.Run cases in the current-time handler test
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LGTM @tejasva-vardhan. Both defects reproduce on |
The handler already falls back to UTC when GtfsManager, GtfsDB, or Queries is nil. The unready-empty-feed test never hit those guards. Table-driven cases cover each.
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In `@internal/restapi/current_time_handler_test.go`:
- Around line 196-198: Update the current-time handler test to use
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serveApiAndRetrieveEndpoint walks freshness and expiry middleware, which assumed Queries was present whenever a manager existed. Guard those nils so the endpoint path matches the handler.
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LGTM @tejasva-vardhan. Handler matches Java (no readiness check) and the wiki (single sample for |
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Summary
current-timeno longer returns a plain-text HTTP 503 while GTFS is indexing. The server clock does not depend on a loaded feed, so this path always returns HTTP 200 and the OBA JSON envelope. Readiness stays on/healthz.currentTimeanddata.entry.timeare now stamped from the same clock sample, so they cannot disagree by a few milliseconds.Spec discrepancy
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/api/wherehandlers fail closed when GTFS is unready. This endpoint is the exception on purpose: the wiki's current-time guarantees are HTTP 200 + JSON envelope./healthzstill reports 503 during indexing.Test plan
GET /api/where/current-time.jsonwhile GTFS is unready returns HTTP 200 JSON, not 503currentTimeequalsdata.entry.timereadableTimetimezone behaviour is unchanged/healthzstill returns 503 while GTFS is indexingFixes #1457
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