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trip-details only built stop and route references from the schedule block, so with includeSchedule=false the status closestStop and nextStop and the trip's routeId had nothing to resolve to. It now takes stops from both the status and the schedule, the way trip-for-vehicle already does, and adds the route of every referenced trip. trip-for-vehicle left the schedule's nextTripId and previousTripId out of references.trips, which trip-details includes. It adds them now, along with their routes. Fixes OneBusAway#1462
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughReference construction now includes status stops, linked schedule trips, and their routes in trip-details and trip-for-vehicle responses. Invalid stop IDs return errors, while deleted routes are skipped. ChangesReference resolution
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participant TripHandler
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TripHandler->>ReferenceBuilder: resolve status or schedule references
ReferenceBuilder->>RouteLookup: resolve referenced trip routes
RouteLookup-->>ReferenceBuilder: return route reference or missing route
ReferenceBuilder-->>TripHandler: return populated references or error
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- Around line 223-227: Add a focused test alongside
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- Around line 230-233: Update appendTripRouteReferences to accept the request
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Add coverage for non-sql.ErrNoRows route lookup errors.
TestTripForVehicleHandler_MissingRoute already covers the sql.ErrNoRows skip. No test covers another routeReferenceByID error reaching this branch. Add a focused test that asserts the error is propagated rather than treated as a missing route.
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In `@internal/restapi/reference_utils.go` around lines 223 - 227, Add a focused
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routeReferenceByID return a non-sql.ErrNoRows error, then assert the handler
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Add the route agency when resolving each referenced trip route. routeReferenceByID labels the returned route with its own agency. appendTripRouteReferences adds that route without adding its agency. The trip-details path then cannot resolve a foreign route's agencyId from references.Agencies.
Pass the request agency ID into appendTripRouteReferences and call appendRouteAgencyReference for every resolved route, including when the route already exists in references.Routes. The trip-for-vehicle path already covers its primary route, but additional linked-trip routes still use this shared helper.
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In `@internal/restapi/reference_utils.go` around lines 230 - 233, Update
appendTripRouteReferences to accept the request agency ID and call
appendRouteAgencyReference for every route returned by routeReferenceByID,
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Direction is right, matches how Java's One real bug in Smaller thing: when the helper appends a cross-agency route, its agency isn't added to Also the commit subject is 57 chars, CONTRIBUTING caps it at 50. |
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This never appends when trip.RouteID == route.ID, which is every same-agency case. Line 230 sets present[trip.RouteID] = true, and since it's the same key, line 231 reads back true and skips.
The two new tests pass because the trip's route is already in references.Routes via the stop path (status closestStop/nextStop are stops on the trip), so the continue on line 214 fires and this branch never runs.
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When this appends a cross-agency route, its agency isn't added to references.Agencies. buildTripForVehicleReferences does that at trip_for_vehicle_handler.go:179 via appendRouteAgencyReference. Same call belongs here so the route's agencyId resolves. Not caught by tests because RABA is single-agency, but it matters for multi-agency setups.
Would need to thread the request's agency ID into this helper.
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The assertion is right for the bug from #1462, but this test doesn't actually reach appendTripRouteReferences. status.closestStop and nextStop are stops on the trip, so their route (the trip's route) is already in references.Routes from BuildRouteReferences, and the loop hits continue at line 214.
A direct unit test on appendTripRouteReferences with a hand-built ReferencesModel (a trip whose RouteID isn't in references.Routes) would exercise the helper and catch the same-agency bug above.
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Same shape as the trip-details test. Linked block trips are on the same route as the main trip, so their route is already in references.Routes before the helper's loop runs. If RABA has a block that spans routes, use one here. Otherwise a direct unit test on appendTripRouteReferences is the cheapest way to cover the branch this PR is adding.
appendTripRouteReferences marked the trip's routeId as present before checking whether the resolved route was present. A route that resolves under the same combined ID as the trip's routeId, which is every same-agency trip, then looked like a duplicate and was never added. Read the flag before setting it. A route resolved from another agency also left its agency out of references.agencies, so its agencyId pointed at nothing. Add the agency the same way trip-for-vehicle does for the vehicle's own trip. The handler tests never reached this branch because the stop path had already added the trip's route, so the helper now has its own test with a two-agency feed.
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I think you're right about the order, it marked the trip's routeId before checking the route, so a trip on its own agency's route never got added. I fixed it in 76e3cb2 the way you suggested and pass the request agency in now, so a route from another agency brings its agency along too, and the helper has its own test with a two-agency feed that fails on the old code. I left the first commit's subject alone since rewording it needs a force-push, and CONTRIBUTING asks not to rewrite history during review. |
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A1request, a linked trip can use router300owned byA2.buildReferencedTripsemitsA1_r300, whileappendTripRouteReferencesresolves the route asA2_r300. Clients cannot resolve the linked trip'srouteId.Build
RouteIDfromrefRoute.AgencyID, withagencyIDas the fallback when the route agency is empty. Add a cross-agency linked-trip test that checks the trip route ID againstreferences.routes.Proposed fix
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Test propagated route lookup failures.
This case covers sql.ErrNoRows only. It does not execute the non-sql.ErrNoRows branch that returns the lookup error. Add a focused test for that branch.
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Thanks @omlahore, the ordering fix and the new unit test cover what I raised.
One gap is left, and it's partly on my earlier comment. For a cross-agency trip the helper now adds A2_r300 and its agency, but buildReferencedTrips still builds the trip's routeId as A1_r300, so it still points at nothing. Java sets the trip's routeId to the route's own ID, and trip-for-vehicle already does that for its main trip. Building the ID with refRoute.AgencyID there fixes it and lets the helper go back to a single key check.
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For a cross-agency trip this appends A2_r300, but the trip's routeId is still A1_r300, because buildReferencedTrips builds it with the request agency (trip_details_handler.go:457). Using utils.FormCombinedID(refRoute.AgencyID, refTrip.RouteID) there makes trip.RouteID and route.ID the same key, so this can go back to one present[trip.RouteID] check.
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This case asserts the route and agency are added, but the trip still has RouteID: "A1_r300", which doesn't match A2_r300. Once the route ID prefix comes from the route's agency, this should assert that the trip's routeId resolves against references.routes.
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trip-details builds the same NextTripID/PreviousTripID list. A small scheduleLinkedTripIDs(schedule) helper shared by both would keep them in step.
buildReferencedTrips prefixed every referenced trip's routeId with the
requested agency. An interlined trip that runs on another agency's route
then pointed at a route ID that is not in references.routes and that
trip/{id} cannot resolve, which is the case the route reference helper
was working around. Java files the trip under the route's own ID, and
trip-for-vehicle already does that for the trip it looks up.
With the ID correct, the helper compares one key again.
Both handlers now take their next and previous trip IDs from one
scheduleLinkedTripIDs helper, since they were building the same list.
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Yeah, you're right, and it was one line since buildReferencedTrips already has the route row. e7e1d04 builds the routeId with refRoute.AgencyID, so the helper compares one key again, and there's a direct test on it that comes out as A1_r300 without the fix. I also pulled the next and previous list into a scheduleLinkedTripIDs helper the way you suggested. |
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Fixes #1462.
I moved trip-details over to referencedStopIDs, the helper trip-for-vehicle already uses, so the stops come from the status as well as the schedule. Before this they were only built inside the includeSchedule branch, so with includeSchedule=false the status closestStop and nextStop and the trip's routeId had nothing to resolve to. I also added appendTripRouteReferences, which adds the route of any referenced trip that isn't in references.routes yet.
trip-for-vehicle was missing the other way round. With includeSchedule=true its nextTripId and previousTripId weren't in references.trips, so I build those with buildReferencedTrips now like trip-details does, and their routes come in through the same helper.
Both new tests fail on main. TestTripDetailsHandler_ReferencesResolveWithoutSchedule is missing stop 25_1030 and route 25_151, and TestTripForVehicleHandler_ScheduleTripsResolve is missing the neighbour trip in the block. The full suite passes with the fts5 tags.
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