Reference only the stops trips-for-location points at - #1314
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change replaces stop-time candidate queries with batched distinct trip-ID queries. It centralizes stop and situation reference construction, extends ChangesREST reference flow
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change expands stop references beyond the search area and removes the former candidate limit, but the current response can still contain stop or route identifiers without matching reference entries, and some station metadata may be lost. That can produce incomplete or incorrect API payloads, so merge should wait for these reference-building issues to be fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant trips_for_location
participant GetTripIDsForStops
participant getActiveTrips
participant referenceBuilder
Client->>trips_for_location: request trips for location
trips_for_location->>GetTripIDsForStops: query stop IDs in batches
GetTripIDsForStops-->>trips_for_location: distinct candidate trip IDs
trips_for_location->>getActiveTrips: build active trip entries
getActiveTrips-->>trips_for_location: schedules and statuses
trips_for_location->>referenceBuilder: build stop and situation references
referenceBuilder-->>Client: trip response with references
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The reference-narrowing half of this is clean — building references.stops from what the entries actually point at, rather than from the whole in-bounds set, is right, and reusing collectStopIDsFromSchedule for it is the correct move. That part I have no concerns with.
The blocker is the other half.
Removing the candidate-stop cap leaves GetStopTimesByStopIDs unbounded. Passing maxCount=0 to GetStopsInBounds disables the cap entirely — that function only truncates under if maxCount > 0 && len(stops) > maxCount (internal/gtfs/gtfs_manager.go:475). Those stop IDs then go straight into SELECT * FROM stop_times WHERE stop_id IN (...). The cap of 100 was the only thing bounding that query, and the box clamps at MaxSearchRadiusInMeters (20 km), so a radius=20000 request against a dense feed materializes a very large fraction of stop_times per call. Your verification used radius=2000, which doesn't reach the worst case.
I agree the cap needed to go — silently dropping candidate stops is its own bug. It just needs a replacement bound. The cheapest fix is to narrow the query instead of the input: getActiveTrips reads nothing but stopTime.TripID, and the schema already carries idx_stop_times_stop_id_trip_id, so a SELECT DISTINCT trip_id would be index-only and return thousands of rows rather than millions.
Two smaller notes, neither blocking:
stopsReferencedByEntriesbuildsstopIDsByBareIDas bareID → combined ID but never reads the values.trips_for_route_handler.go'sstopReferenceList(ctx, stops, stopIDMap)consumes exactly that map shape to stamp each reference with the ID the entry pointed at — which is the multi-agency dangling-ID problem you describe in the PR body as unfixable here. Might be closer to reachable than it looks.TestTripsForLocationHandler_CandidateStopsAreNotCappeddoesn't exercise a truncation, as its own comment concedes the RABA fixture can't produce one. Thelen(uncapped) > DefaultMaxCountForStopsassertion is still worth having.
Ordering note: this is stacked on #1313, which needs to land first — situationRef doesn't exist on main, so this branch won't compile standalone.
Happy to re-review once the stop-time query is bounded.
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references.stops was built from the in-bounds stop query, so it was wrong in both directions: stops named by an entry's schedule or status but outside the search box were missing, and in-bounds stops that no returned trip serves were included with nothing referring to them. Build the stop references from the response instead — the stops on each entry's schedule plus the closest and next stops on its status.
The in-bounds stop query was capped at DefaultMaxCountForStops, and that stop set is the sole source of candidate trips. Any box holding more stops than the cap silently dropped trips, with limitExceeded still reported as false. The spec returns all matching trips — maxCount is accepted but never enforced. The cap no longer has a second job now that stop references are built from the response rather than from this set, so it can just go.
Dropping the candidate-stop cap left the stop_time lookup unbounded: it read whole rows for every stop inside a box that clamps at 20 km, and the only thing the caller reads is the trip ID. Ask for DISTINCT trip_id instead. The existing (stop_id, trip_id) index covers the query, so it returns thousands of IDs rather than materializing millions of rows into Go structs.
The reference took its agency from the stop's first route, which need not be the agency of the trip that named the stop, so the reference could carry an ID no entry used. The referring IDs were already collected and then dropped; carry them through instead. A stop referred to under two agencies still gets one reference, the first ID seen.
The candidate stop set is uncapped, so a dense bounding box can name more stops than SQLite accepts bind variables for, and SQLite rejects the statement rather than truncating it. Query in batches and combine the results. Also name the query in its own doc comment, which sqlc copies onto the generated method.
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Stage 1 (spec-conformance) is settled separately: the multi-agency stop-reference collision disclosed in the PR body (a stop referred to under two agencies gets one reference, first ID wins) is being kept as-is, since no client currently consumes this endpoint. It's now documented as an Implementation Decision on trips-for-location's wiki page and tracked in Multi-Agency-Static-Feeds-Stop-Consolidation.md's §10 table alongside the other deviations that share its root cause (no agency_id column on stops). No code change requested for that.
One Stage 2 finding below, unrelated to the collision.
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buildStopList/createStop here and trips-for-route's stopReferenceList (trips_for_route_handler.go:886-916) independently implement the same idea — prefer the combined ID the referring entry actually used — and have already diverged in ways that matter:
- Zero-route stops are handled differently. This handler drops a referenced stop entirely when
GetRouteIDsForStopsresolves zero routes for it (line 683-684:if len(combinedRouteIDs) == 0 { continue }).stopReferenceListkeeps the stop either way, withRouteIDs: []string{}(trips_for_route_handler.go:892-894). This PR adds tests asserting every referenced stop resolves inreferences.stops— that guarantee silently depends on every referenced stop having at least one resolvable route, which the sibling endpoint doesn't require and doesn't share. - The
referredID == ""fallback (line 696-704) looks unreachable. Both handlers' call sites build the stops list from exactly the bare IDs already present in their ID map (stopIDsByBareIDhere,stopIDMapthere), soreferredID/stopIDMap[stop.ID]should never be empty for a stop reachingcreateStop.stopReferenceListhas no equivalent fallback branch at all. GetStopsByIDsfailures are handled differently.stopsReferencedByEntries(line 266-267) propagates the error as a 500. The equivalent call intrips_for_route_handler.go:511-515logs a warning and falls back to an empty stop list instead.
Given this PR is establishing the "every referenced stop resolves" invariant, could you unify these into one shared helper (reference_utils.go, the same place PR #1313 consolidated the situation-reference helpers)? At minimum, please make this handler keep zero-route stops the way trips-for-route does, and drop the now-dead fallback branch — the current combination means the two "reference-block" endpoints can produce different references.stops for the same underlying data, and the divergence will keep growing as long as the logic is duplicated.
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trips-for-location and trips-for-route each grew their own version of "label a stop reference with the combined ID the entry referred to it by", and the copies had already diverged: trips-for-location dropped a stop whose routes did not resolve, while trips-for-route kept it with an empty route list, and only trips-for-location derived a direction from shape geometry. Fold both into stopReferences in reference_utils.go, keeping the behaviour that is right in each case: routeless stops still get a reference, so every stop ID an entry emits resolves in the block, and both endpoints now compute direction through the DirectionCalculator, falling back to UNKNOWN when no shape supports one. The empty-referredID branch goes with them. Both call sites build their stop list from the keys of the very map they pass in, so the ID is always present and the fallback was unreachable.
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Unified rather than doing the minimum — after keeping routeless stops and dropping the dead fallback, the two functions differed by a single field, so parameterizing would have been the worse shape. Both now call Picked the better side of each divergence, so two behaviors changed:
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In `@internal/restapi/arrivals_and_departures_for_stop_handler.go`:
- Line 446: Update the arrival handling near BuildTripStatus to reuse the
pre-resolved statusExtras.situations by calling situations.addRefs instead of
resolving tripAlerts again with situations.add. Preserve the existing situation
entry IDs and references from the resolved set.
Apply the same fix in `@internal/restapi/trips_helper.go` around lines 42 - 53:
Covers the corresponding duplicate situation resolution in trip responses.
In `@internal/restapi/reference_utils_test.go`:
- Around line 178-189: Extend the stopReferences test for routelessStop to
assert that its reference Direction defaults to models.UnknownValue, covering
the empty-direction branch while preserving the existing route and ID
assertions.
In `@internal/restapi/reference_utils.go`:
- Around line 478-490: Update the stop construction in stopReferences to set
LocationType from stop.LocationType using nulls.Int64OrDefault with a zero
default, converted to int. Set Parent using the agency-combined parent stop ID
rather than the bare stop.ParentStation value.
- Around line 496-518: Update routeIDsForStops and the related GetStopsByIDs and
GetRoutesForStops call sites to split stop-ID inputs into batches no larger than
stopIDsPerTripIDQuery (900) before querying, then combine all batch results into
the existing outputs and preserve current error handling.
Apply the same fix in `@internal/restapi/trips_for_location_handler.go` around
lines 264 - 265: Covers the large referenced-stop lookup and the related
route-ID lookup.
In `@internal/restapi/situation_references_test.go`:
- Around line 77-83: Update both situation tests to derive rawAgencyID once from
mustGetAgencies(t, api)[0].ID, then construct seeded situation IDs and every
agency-scoped URL—including tripId—using utils.FormCombinedID(rawAgencyID,
codeID); remove the repeated hard-coded "25" values while preserving the
existing test behavior.
In `@internal/restapi/trips_for_location_handler_test.go`:
- Around line 795-814: Extend the test around the existing trip-location request
to cover includeSchedule=false with includeStatus=true, then verify every
non-empty ClosestStop and NextStop from entry.Status exists in references.stops.
Keep the existing schedule-inclusive assertions intact and ensure the new
status-only path validates both status stop IDs.
- Around line 875-899: Update the trips-for-location regression test around the
in-bounds vehicle assertion to use or seed a vehicle whose trip’s candidate stop
appears after the first 100 stops, then assert that this trip is present in
returned. Ensure the fixture/setup makes the removed-cap scenario fail if the
100-stop truncation is restored, while preserving coverage for in-bounds
vehicles.
In `@internal/restapi/trips_for_route_handler.go`:
- Around line 738-750: Add the route IDs returned or represented by stop
references to sets.routes before calling fillRoutesAndAgencies in
buildTripReferences, ensuring both route and agency references are populated for
routes outside PreFetchedTrips; follow the existing registration pattern used by
the location reference builder.
- Around line 523-530: Before calling buildTripReferences in the trip handler,
populate stopIDsMap with stop IDs from status closestStop and nextStop entries,
including normal and DUPLICATED statuses, when statuses are included. Preserve
existing schedule-derived IDs and ensure these status stops are available in
references.stops when includeSchedule is false and includeStatus is true.
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Reuse the situations already resolved while building status. When status data has already produced resolved situation references, pass those references to the response reference set instead of resolving trip alerts again for each arrival. Apply the same reuse in trips_helper.go; retain the direct lookup only when status data was not requested.
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In `@internal/restapi/arrivals_and_departures_for_stop_handler.go` at line 446,
Update the arrival handling near BuildTripStatus to reuse the pre-resolved
statusExtras.situations by calling situations.addRefs instead of resolving
tripAlerts again with situations.add. Preserve the existing situation entry IDs
and references from the resolved set.
Apply the same fix in `@internal/restapi/trips_helper.go` around lines 42 - 53:
Covers the corresponding duplicate situation resolution in trip responses.
Source: Coding guidelines
| stopList = append(stopList, models.Stop{ | ||
| Code: nulls.StringOrEmpty(stop.Code), | ||
| Direction: direction, | ||
| ID: idsByBareID[stop.ID], | ||
| Lat: stop.Lat, | ||
| Lon: stop.Lon, | ||
| LocationType: 0, | ||
| Name: nulls.StringOrEmpty(stop.Name), | ||
| Parent: "", | ||
| RouteIDs: routeIDs, | ||
| StaticRouteIDs: routeIDs, | ||
| WheelchairBoarding: utils.MapWheelchairBoarding(nulls.WheelchairBoardingOrUnknown(stop.WheelchairBoarding)), | ||
| }) |
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Populate stop metadata in stopReferences. Set LocationType with int(nulls.Int64OrDefault(stop.LocationType, 0)). Set Parent to the agency-combined parent stop ID, not the bare ParentStation value.
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In `@internal/restapi/reference_utils.go` around lines 478 - 490, Update the stop
construction in stopReferences to set LocationType from stop.LocationType using
nulls.Int64OrDefault with a zero default, converted to int. Set Parent using the
agency-combined parent stop ID rather than the bare stop.ParentStation value.
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| ID: "situation-resolution-alert", | ||
| InformedEntities: []gogtfs.AlertInformedEntity{{AgencyID: &rawAgencyID}}, | ||
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| const seededSituationID = "25_situation-resolution-alert" |
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Derive the fixture agency ID once.
Use mustGetAgencies(t, api)[0].ID in both situation tests. Build the seeded situation IDs and all agency-scoped URLs with utils.FormCombinedID(rawAgencyID, codeID), including tripId. This removes the repeated "25" literals and keeps the tests aligned with the fixture.
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In `@internal/restapi/situation_references_test.go` around lines 77 - 83, Update
both situation tests to derive rawAgencyID once from mustGetAgencies(t,
api)[0].ID, then construct seeded situation IDs and every agency-scoped
URL—including tripId—using utils.FormCombinedID(rawAgencyID, codeID); remove the
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| // The RABA fixture's vehicles all happen to serve stops early in the | ||
| // in-bounds ordering, so this guards the invariant rather than reproducing | ||
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| assertedAnyVehicle := false | ||
| for _, vehicle := range api.GtfsManager.GetRealTimeVehicles() { | ||
| if vehicle.Trip == nil || vehicle.Position == nil || | ||
| vehicle.Position.Latitude == nil || vehicle.Position.Longitude == nil { | ||
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| lat, lon := float64(*vehicle.Position.Latitude), float64(*vehicle.Position.Longitude) | ||
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| stopTimes, err := api.GtfsManager.GtfsDB.Queries.GetStopTimesForTrip(context.Background(), tripID) | ||
| if err != nil || len(stopTimes) == 0 { | ||
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| assert.True(t, returned[tripID], "in-bounds vehicle's trip %q must be returned", tripID) | ||
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| require.True(t, assertedAnyVehicle, "expected at least one in-bounds vehicle to assert against") |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Make the removed-cap regression observable.
Lines 875-899 only prove that current in-bounds vehicles are returned. The test states that the fixture vehicles serve stops early in the ordering, so the old 100-stop cap also passes this test.
Seed or select an in-bounds vehicle whose candidate stop occurs after the first 100 stops. Then assert that its trip is returned. This test currently cannot detect restoration of the removed cap.
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In `@internal/restapi/trips_for_location_handler_test.go` around lines 875 - 899,
Update the trips-for-location regression test around the in-bounds vehicle
assertion to use or seed a vehicle whose trip’s candidate stop appears after the
first 100 stops, then assert that this trip is present in returned. Ensure the
fixture/setup makes the removed-cap scenario fail if the 100-stop truncation is
restored, while preserving coverage for in-bounds vehicles.
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| references = api.buildTripReferences(ctx, tripReferenceParams{ | ||
| IncludeTrip: includeTrip, | ||
| Trips: result, | ||
| Stops: stops, | ||
| PreFetchedTrips: fetchedTrips, | ||
| StopIDMap: stopIDsMap, | ||
| Situations: situations.refs, | ||
| }) |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Include status stops in references.stops.
When includeSchedule=false and includeStatus=true, stopIDsMap remains empty. The response can then emit status.closestStop or status.nextStop without a matching stop reference. Populate the map from status stop IDs for normal and DUPLICATED entries before this reference build.
The PR objective requires stop references from schedules and statuses.
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In `@internal/restapi/trips_for_route_handler.go` around lines 523 - 530, Before
calling buildTripReferences in the trip handler, populate stopIDsMap with stop
IDs from status closestStop and nextStop entries, including normal and
DUPLICATED statuses, when statuses are included. Preserve existing
schedule-derived IDs and ensure these status stops are available in
references.stops when includeSchedule is false and includeStatus is true.
| func (api *RestAPI) buildTripReferences(ctx context.Context, params tripReferenceParams) models.ReferencesModel { | ||
| sets := newTripReferenceSets() | ||
| sets.collectPreFetchedTrips(params.PreFetchedTrips) | ||
| sets.collectTripIDsFromEntries(params.Trips) | ||
| api.fillMissingTrips(ctx, sets) | ||
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| references.Agencies = utils.MapValues(sets.agencies) | ||
| references.Routes = sets.routeList() | ||
| references.Stops, _ = api.stopReferences(ctx, params.Stops, params.StopIDMap) | ||
| references.Trips = sets.tripReferenceList(params.IncludeTrip) | ||
| references.Situations = api.situationReferences(params.Situations) |
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Add route references for routes emitted by stop references.
stopReferences returns each stop's route IDs, but this builder discards them after Line 748. A referenced stop can emit routeIds and staticRouteIds for routes outside PreFetchedTrips. Those routes and their agencies are then absent from references.
Register the raw route IDs in sets.routes before fillRoutesAndAgencies. The location reference builder already performs this registration.
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In `@internal/restapi/trips_for_route_handler.go` around lines 738 - 750, Add the
route IDs returned or represented by stop references to sets.routes before
calling fillRoutesAndAgencies in buildTripReferences, ensuring both route and
agency references are populated for routes outside PreFetchedTrips; follow the
existing registration pattern used by the location reference builder.
The candidate stop query was batched when its cap came off, but the lookups behind the reference block were left whole: the stops an entry refers to, the routes serving them, and trips-for-route's equivalent stop fetch. All three are bounded only by how much the request matched — a wide box with includeSchedule=true names every stop on every trip returned — and SQLite rejects an over-long bind list rather than truncating it. Pull the batching loop out as queryInBatches and run all four lookups through it. The constant is no longer specific to the trip ID query, so it becomes idsPerBatchedQuery.
Every reference test drove the handler with includeSchedule=true, so the stops a status names were always collected from the schedule as well. With includeSchedule=false, closestStop and nextStop are the only thing naming a stop, and nothing asserted that path resolved. Also assert the direction a routeless stop reports, which is the one branch of stopReferences that no test reached.
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In `@internal/restapi/reference_utils.go`:
- Around line 466-470: Add focused tests for the batching logic around the loop
over ids: verify an empty ids slice returns the expected empty result without
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The helper had coverage only through a successful multi-batch run. Assert that an empty ID set issues no query at all, and that a failing batch returns immediately rather than running the rest.
Changes since the last reviewUnified the two stop-reference builders (c00a305). Two behaviour changes from picking the better side of each divergence:
Batched every unbounded stop ID lookup (d3b2d35). Only the candidate-trip query was batched; the referenced stops, the routes serving them, and trips-for-route's stop fetch were not, though all three are bounded only by how much the request matched. Extracted Coverage (7ed1c98, 016dad9): the status-only reference path ( Follow-ups filedAll pre-existing on
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Closes #1308. Closes #1309.
Depends on #1313 and includes its commits; merge that first.
The in-bounds stop query was doing double duty as both the candidate-trip source and the stop reference list, which broke it in two ways: stops named by an entry's schedule or status but outside the search box were missing from
references.stops, while in-bounds stops no returned trip serves were included with nothing pointing at them. That same set was capped at 100, silently dropping trips withlimitExceededstillfalse.Changes
references.stopsfrom the response — the stops on each entry's schedule plus the closest and next stops on its status. ReusescollectStopIDsFromSchedule.GetStopTimesByStopIDswithGetTripIDsForStops(SELECT DISTINCT trip_id). The caller reads nothing but the trip ID, and the existing(stop_id, trip_id)index covers the query, so the uncapped stop set no longer implies materializing wholestop_timesrows.Both issues in one PR because they rewrite the same stop set and are not separable line-for-line.
Behaviour change
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includeSchedule=falseandincludeStatus=false(both defaults),references.stopsis now empty — nothing in the response refers to a stop.Verification
Live against the King County feed, downtown Seattle,
radius=2000&includeSchedule=true: unresolvable schedule stops went from 1369 of 1438 to 20, andreferences.stopsfrom exactly 100 (the cap) to 1605.The remaining 20 are a limitation this cannot fully close: a stop referred to under two agencies in one response gets a single reference, and the first referring ID wins.
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