Fix schedule timezone and outOfRange bounds in trips-for-location - #1315
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe bounds check now accepts the search clamp setting. The trips-for-location handler passes clamping when computing ChangesLocation bounds consistency
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Approved on the merits — both fixes are correct and narrowly scoped.
The clamp flag is right: the handler searches with BoundsFromParams(..., true) and GetStopsInBounds(..., true), so computing outOfRange against the unclamped bounds was genuinely inconsistent with what was searched. I checked the other two CheckIfOutOfBounds callers — routes-for-location and stops-for-location — and neither clamps its search, so leaving the variadic default alone keeps them self-consistent. The per-agency timezone resolution is only consumed for the TimeZone string in buildScheduleFromMemory, so no arrival/departure math moves and there's no DST exposure.
Two things for a follow-up rather than this PR:
agencyLocationscallstime.LoadLocationfor every agency on every request, and Go doesn't memoize it. On a multi-agency feed that's N tzdata parses per hit on a load-tested endpoint, and it runs even whenincludeSchedule=false, where the map is never read. Worth resolving lazily or caching on the manager.serviceDateis still the first agency's midnight whiletimeZoneis now per-agency, so a multi-timezone feed reports e.g.America/Chicagoalongside an LA-midnightserviceDate. Not a regression — it was equally wrong before — but the timezone fix is only half the multi-timezone story. I'll open an issue.
Ordering note: this can't land before #1313 and #1314. It's approved and ready whenever the stack clears; no re-review needed unless a rebase changes behavior.
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Thanks — nothing changed here on rebase. The three commits are untouched and still touch only the same four files; the endpoint moved underneath from #1314's query narrowing and stop-reference IDs, reviewed there. Both follow-ups noted:
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trips-for-location clamps its search area to 20km but computed outOfRange from the unclamped bounds, so an oversized radius reported that it overlapped a service area it never searched. Give CheckIfOutOfBounds the same variadic clamp flag BoundsFromParams takes and pass it from trips-for-location. The other two callers, routes-for-location and stops-for-location, do not clamp their searches, so they keep the unclamped behaviour and stay self-consistent.
buildTripsForLocationEntries took eleven parameters, five of which were fields unpacked from the request struct at the single call site. Pass the struct instead, so adding a request-scoped value does not mean growing the signature again. No behaviour change.
The request resolved one timezone from agencies[0] and stamped it on every trip's schedule.timeZone, so on a feed spanning agencies in different zones most trips reported the wrong one. Resolve every agency's zone once per request and look up the trip's own agency when building its schedule. The query time is still interpreted in the first agency's zone, which is unchanged.
The two cases differ only in the clamp flag and the expected result, which is the shape the rest of the suite uses.
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I opened #1329 to cover the remaining multi-timezone service-date problem tracked in #1325. It keeps schedule.timeZone and serviceDate on the same trip agency timezone, and also uses that local service date for block-schedule lookups. If #1315 is preferred as the integration point, these changes can be incorporated there before merge. |
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Re-approving on the merits — this looks good, but it can't merge until the stack below it clears.
I re-reviewed after the force-push rather than assuming nothing moved, and your claim checks out: location_params.go is byte-identical to the SHA I approved, and the only genuinely new commit converts TestCheckIfOutOfBoundsClamping to table-driven form, which is what CONTRIBUTING asks for anyway.
Both fixes still read correctly. The per-trip schedule.timeZone only feeds TimeZone: currentLocation.String() — stop times come through as durations since midnight, so there's no epoch or DST exposure. And computing outOfRange from the same 20 km clamped bounds the search actually used matches the precedent already set in stops_for_location_handler.go; leaving the other two callers on the variadic default keeps them self-consistent. The clamping test genuinely discriminates: at radius 5,000,000 m the unclamped bounds overlap the seeded region and the clamped box can't.
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The branch is conflicting with main, and notably none of your own four files are the problem — the conflicts are all in files inherited from #1313. That stack (#1313 → #1314 → #1315) has to land in order, and #1313 and #1314 both still have changes requested. Resolving those two should clear this one without further work from you here.
The two follow-ups we agreed to defer are still deferred and still fine as such: the eager time.LoadLocation for every agency, and the serviceDate-versus-per-agency-timeZone mismatch. On that second one — I've just merged #1329, which fixes exactly that by resolving midnight in each trip's own agency timezone. It touches buildTripsForLocationEntries, so expect to reconcile with it when you rebase.
main landed the per-trip agency timezone independently, in the same shape this branch used: an AgencyLocations map built once per request and a per-trip lookup feeding buildScheduleFromMemory. Resolve in favour of main's version and drop this branch's scheduleLocation and agencyLocations helpers, along with the tests that covered them — TestTripsForLocationHandler_UsesEachTripAgencyTimezone now covers the same behaviour end to end. What remains here is the outOfRange clamp, which main does not have: the search clamps its bounds to 20 km, so the range check has to clamp too.
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In `@internal/gtfs/location_params.go`:
- Around line 56-59: Update the doc comment for the exported CheckIfOutOfBounds
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Start the exported method comment with CheckIfOutOfBounds.
The comment is attached to CheckIfOutOfBounds, but its first text starts with clamp. Rewrite the opening sentence so Go documentation and lint checks associate the comment with the exported method.
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+// configured region. The optional clamp value must match the value used for
+// the search; otherwise, an oversized request can be reported against bounds
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In `@internal/gtfs/location_params.go` around lines 56 - 59, Update the doc
comment for the exported CheckIfOutOfBounds method so its opening sentence
starts with “CheckIfOutOfBounds” while preserving the existing explanation about
matching clamped bounds.
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Closes #1310.
Depends on #1314 (and transitively #1313) and includes their commits; merge those first.
Two correctness bugs in the same handler path:
schedule.timeZonecame fromagencies[0]and was stamped onto every trip, so on a feed spanning timezones most trips reported the wrong one.outOfRangewas computed from unclamped bounds while the search clamped to 20 km, soradius=5000000reportedoutOfRange: falsefrom anywhere on earth.Changes
timeis still interpreted in the first agency's zone.CheckIfOutOfBoundsthe same variadicclampflagBoundsFromParamshas, and passtruefrom trips-for-location.routes-for-locationandstops-for-locationdo not clamp their searches, so they keep unclamped behaviour and stay self-consistent.buildTripsForLocationEntriesinstead of eleven positional parameters, five of which were unpacked from it at the single call site. No behaviour change; it is what keeps the timezone map from becoming a twelfth.Verification
Live: LA with
radius=2000000now reportsoutOfRange: true, previouslyfalse.The timezone fix is covered by unit tests rather than the fixture — King County is single-agency, so it cannot exercise a multi-timezone feed.
TestCheckIfOutOfBoundsClamping,TestTripsForLocationRequest_ScheduleLocation,TestAgencyLocations.go vet(both tag sets) andmake testpass.Summary by CodeRabbit