Return scheduled trips with no real-time vehicle - #1317
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds scheduled trip discovery for trips-for-location. It resolves current and previous service dates, selects trips by requested time and stops, interpolates schedule-derived positions, batches database lookups, and preserves positioned real-time vehicles. ChangesScheduled trip flow
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change adds schedule-derived trips and time-aware selection, but the current head still has concrete correctness and availability risks: database failures can silently return incomplete results, large scheduled result sets may exceed database limits, and service-day selection can be wrong near time-zone boundaries. These risks should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant TripsForLocationHandler
participant GTFSDatabase
participant scheduledTripPosition
Client->>TripsForLocationHandler: request trips for location and time
TripsForLocationHandler->>GTFSDatabase: query in-service trip IDs for stops, services, and time
GTFSDatabase-->>TripsForLocationHandler: scheduled trip IDs
TripsForLocationHandler->>GTFSDatabase: load stop times, shapes, and stop coordinates
GTFSDatabase-->>TripsForLocationHandler: schedule geometry data
TripsForLocationHandler->>scheduledTripPosition: interpolate scheduled positions
scheduledTripPosition-->>TripsForLocationHandler: schedule-derived positions
TripsForLocationHandler-->>Client: scheduled and positioned real-time trips
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111-119: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winA canceled request can produce a 200 response with no body.
buildTripsForLocationEntriesuses anilfirst return value to signal "the response was already written" (line 563). Line 624 also returnsresultwhenctx.Err() != nil, andresultis stillnilif cancellation occurs before the first entry is appended. Line 112 then returns without writing anything, so the handler completes with an empty 200 and no body.Separate the two signals instead of overloading
nil. Return an explicit error or ahandled boolfrom the builder, and let the handler decide betweenclientCanceledResponseand a normal response.🐛 Minimal fix at the cancellation site
for _, tripID := range validVehicleTrips { if ctx.Err() != nil { - return result, situations.refs + if result == nil { + result = []models.TripsForLocationListEntry{} + } + return result, situations.refs }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@internal/restapi/trips_for_location_handler.go` around lines 111 - 119, Update buildTripsForLocationEntries and its caller to distinguish an already-written response from cancellation, using an explicit error or handled boolean instead of relying on a nil result. At the ctx.Err() return path, ensure cancellation is propagated even when no entries were appended, and have the handler invoke clientCanceledResponse for cancellation while preserving normal response handling for other outcomes.
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In `@internal/restapi/trips_for_location_handler_test.go`:
- Around line 629-632: Replace the fixed 500 ms sleeps in the affected real-time
API tests with require.Eventually readiness checks on
api.GtfsManager.GetRealTimeVehicles(), waiting until at least one vehicle is
available with a 5-second timeout and 20 ms polling interval. Apply this
consistently to all four test locations while preserving each test’s existing
setup and cleanup.
In `@internal/restapi/trips_for_location_handler.go`:
- Around line 388-418: Extract the shared shape-point query and grouping logic
from shapePointsForTrips and buildTripsForLocationEntries into one helper
accepting shape IDs and returning map[string][]gtfs.ShapePoint. Update both call
sites to use the helper, and reuse the map produced during candidate selection
when building entries where practical, ensuring each request fetches overlapping
shape IDs only once.
- Around line 36-44: Bound the stop-time query used by getActiveTrips instead of
loading every row for all stops from GetStopTimesByStopIDs. Narrow the data
using the real-time vehicle trip IDs or the request’s query time window, while
preserving scheduledTripIDsInBounds’s SQL-based candidate derivation and the
existing error handling.
In `@internal/restapi/trips_for_route_handler.go`:
- Around line 433-446: In the duplicate-trip fallback within the trip resolution
flow, update baseTripID only after the stripped-ID GetTrip lookup succeeds. Keep
baseTripID as dupTripID when that lookup fails, so buildScheduleForTrip and
BuildTripStatus continue using the original fallback identity.
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In `@internal/restapi/trips_for_location_handler.go`:
- Around line 111-119: Update buildTripsForLocationEntries and its caller to
distinguish an already-written response from cancellation, using an explicit
error or handled boolean instead of relying on a nil result. At the ctx.Err()
return path, ensure cancellation is propagated even when no entries were
appended, and have the handler invoke clientCanceledResponse for cancellation
while preserving normal response handling for other outcomes.
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This is good work and the hardest piece of the stack. The schedule-derived candidate pass is well factored, checking both the query day and the previous service day is right, excluding trips that already have a live vehicle avoids double-placing them, and the care you took with sqlc placeholder ordering in the new query checks out. The batching discipline elsewhere in the change is exactly what I'd want.
Which is why the one gap stands out.
scheduledPositionAtTime issues a GetStopsByIDs per candidate trip. scheduledTripIDsInBounds calls it inside the per-trip loop, and that helper calls fetchStopCoordsForStopTimes unconditionally. Every other input to that loop is deliberately batched — stop times, shape points, trips — so this one reads as an oversight rather than a choice. GetStopsByIDs uses sqlc slice-rewriting, so it can't use a prepared statement and re-parses SQL on every call, and your own KCM numbers put the candidate set in the hundreds. scheduled_block_helper.go:310 already has the batched union form to copy.
Hoisting the stop-coordinate fetch out of the loop should be mechanical.
Two smaller things, neither blocking:
- Shape points are fetched and grouped twice per request — once in
shapePointsForTripsfor candidates, then again inbuildTripsForLocationEntriesfor the final superset. One redundant batched query. - Scheduled trips with no
shape_id, or fewer than two shape points, are silently excluded, so a shapeless feed gets no benefit from this change. Reasonable given you can't bounds-test without geometry, but it deserves a line in the "Known limitation" section since the nearest in-bounds stop was available as a fallback.
On CodeRabbit's comment about a canceled request producing a 200 with no body: I checked, and the mechanism it describes is real but it's pre-existing on main — trips_for_location_handler.go already returns a nil slice on early cancellation and the caller already short-circuits before the ctx.Err() check. Not introduced by this PR, and not yours to fix here. I'll open it separately.
Ordering note: this is the top of the stack, so #1313 → #1314 → #1315 → #1316 all need to land first.
Re-review once the per-trip query is hoisted.
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Candidate trips came only from live GTFS-RT vehicles with a position, so a scheduled trip with no vehicle was never returned, a deployment with no real-time feed always returned an empty list, and the time parameter affected status but not which trips were selected. Add a schedule-derived candidate pass: trips serving an in-bounds stop whose service is active and whose scheduled span contains the query moment, positioned by interpolating along their shape. Real-time vehicles still win, so a trip with a live position is not placed twice. The interpolation reuses the existing shape helpers (preCalculateCumulativeDistances, projectStopsInSequence, interpolateDistanceAtScheduledTime, positionAndOrientationAtDistance); only the composition is new. The scalar argument in GetInServiceTripIDsForStops is declared before the slices because sqlc numbers placeholders in source order while binding slice values in between, matching GetActiveTripsWithNullBlockForRoute.
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scheduledPositionAtTime looked up its stops' coordinates itself, so selecting candidates ran a query per trip while every other input to that loop — stop times, shape points, trips — was batched. On a live feed the candidate set runs to hundreds. Hoist the lookup to the union of every candidate's stop times and pass the map down, matching emitBlockStops. Fold the entry builder's own shape-point fetch into shapePointsForTrips as well, so the grouping exists once and repeated shape IDs are not sent to the query twice.
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Hi @aaronbrethorst , Thanks for the review :) All three addressed.
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This will need some changes before merging — please see the notes below.
The design is right and the previous round's feedback is genuinely addressed: the per-candidate GetStopsByIDs is hoisted into one union lookup, the entry builder's shape fetch goes through shapePointsForTrips with dedup, and the shapeless-trip limitation is written into the description. I also checked the spec question — status is required on TripDetails and TripStatus isn't nullable, so synthesizing a status with predicted: false for a schedule-derived trip is the right shape, not null. And the new tests do fail on main.
Two things need fixing, and they're the same problem twice:
1. inServiceTripIDs passes the uncapped stop set straight into GetInServiceTripIDsForStops. Two commits earlier in this very branch you added candidateTripIDsForStops, which batches that same slice at 900 per statement, with a doc comment on stopIDsPerTripIDQuery explaining why SQLite requires it. The new query is held to neither bound. When it trips, the error goes to serverErrorResponse and the whole endpoint 500s.
2. The same issue on a larger set, and this one fails silently. fetchStopCoordsForStopTimes(ctx, unionStopTimes(stopTimesByTrip)) gets every stop touched by every candidate trip — strictly larger than the in-bounds set above. That helper logs and returns nil on error, after which projectStopsInSequence writes 0 for every stop, interpolateDistanceAtScheduledTime returns 0, and positionAndOrientationAtDistance hands back shapePoints[0]. Every candidate then gets bounds-tested at the start of its shape and you return a wrong trip set with a 200. The emitBlockStops precedent this follows unions one block's trips, not a metro-wide candidate set — that's why it's safe there and not here.
Both are mechanical fixes: route them through the same batching you already wrote.
Non-blocking, but worth a look while you're in there:
scheduledPositionAtTimere-composes the exact four-helper sequenceapplyScheduledTripPositionToStatusalready runs. Commita3fa1465collapsed a duplicate of this same projection precisely because the copies had drifted.- A trip with a live vehicle but no position lands in
activeTrips, so it's excluded from the scheduled pass and dropped entirely — even though its schedule could place it.
Separately, this can't land yet regardless: the branch conflicts with main, and it sits on top of #1315, which sits on #1314 and #1313 — both of which still have changes requested. The base of the stack needs to clear first.
Candidate selection runs before any trip's agency is known, so it keeps one resolver built in the query's zone. The per-agency resolvers the parent branch introduced settle each entry's reported service date after the trips are fetched, which is where the agency is available.
The block lookup queried GetActiveServiceIDsForDate for an agency's query day, and the entry loop's resolver queried the same date again a few lines later for the same agency — once per agency per request. Collect the request's agency set once (trips whose agency has no resolvable timezone are skipped when entries are built regardless, so they need neither block nor service-day data), then fetch each agency's query-day and previous-day service IDs through serviceIDsForDays and build its resolver up front. The block lookup reads the fetched query-day IDs instead of querying again, and the entry loop looks its resolver up instead of building one lazily. This also closes a latent panic: the block lookup read request.AgencyLocations[agencyID] without checking the second return and handed the zero value straight to serviceDateMidnight, which calls time.Time.In(nil). Reachable when a route names an agency_id absent from agency.txt, arrived with main's per-agency timezone change (OneBusAway#1329) and is not otherwise part of this PR. Restricting the collected agency set to agencies with a known location closes it as a side effect of removing the duplicate query. trips-for-route already avoids the equivalent duplicate through newServiceDateResolverFor; this gives trips-for-location the same shape. newServiceDateResolver keeps its existing signature, now implemented in terms of serviceIDsForDays, since OneBusAway#1317's candidate selection still calls it directly.
…duled-trips # Conflicts: # internal/restapi/trips_for_location_handler.go
…-trips' into fix/trips-for-location-scheduled-trips
fetchStopCoordsForStopTimes returned nil on a GetStopsByIDs failure, and scheduledPositionAtTime fails closed on a missing stop, so a DB error silently dropped every scheduled candidate and the endpoint answered 200 with a short list instead of a 500. Return the error and propagate it in scheduledTripIDsInBounds, which already returns an error and routes to serverErrorResponse. The two block-snapshot callers keep degrading to zero distances, since they sit behind cached machinery rather than a request boundary.
fetchStopCoordsForStopTimes dedupes by StopID before batching, and RABA's fixture has only 375 unique stops, well under the 900-per-batch threshold. The test's own guard measured the padded slice length, not the deduped count, so it always ran a single batch despite claiming to cover the multi-batch path. Pad with synthetic stop IDs (absent from the DB, so GetStopsByIDs just returns fewer rows) interleaved around the real stops, so the deduped set spans two batches with real IDs landing in both. This proves the batches concatenate rather than just that the loop runs once. Reword two neighbouring tests that overclaimed bind-limit coverage the same way: modern SQLite defaults to a 32766 bind limit, so neither test's ~1125 IDs would fail on an unbatched build. They're useful concatenation tests, which is what the comments now say.
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Both fixed. 1. Silent failure on the stop-coordinate lookup — 2. The batching test — you're right, it never reached a second batch. Now pads with synthetic stop IDs (absent from the DB, so Confirmed it bites: reverted Filed both non-blocking items:
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74-85: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winBatch the route lookup after adding scheduled trips.
visibleTripIDsnow includes all matching scheduled trips. Lines 87-101 append one route ID per trip, then pass the full list toGetRoutesByIDswithoutqueryInBatches. A dense request can exceed the driver's bind-variable limit and return 500 after candidate selection succeeds.Proposed fix
- routes, err = api.GtfsManager.GtfsDB.Queries.GetRoutesByIDs(ctx, routeIDs) + routes, err = queryInBatches(ctx, routeIDs, api.GtfsManager.GtfsDB.Queries.GetRoutesByIDs)As per coding guidelines: “Before adding parsing, validation, ID/location extraction, reference construction, sorting, geometry, real-time status, or response logic, reuse the established helpers in the corresponding shared utility files.”
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In `@internal/restapi/trips_for_location_handler.go`:
- Around line 50-52: Update the candidate-resolution flow around
newServiceDateResolverFor and inServiceTripIDs to calculate service dates and
sinceMidnightNs using each trip’s agency time zone rather than the first
configured agency’s location. Preserve correct scheduled-trip selection across
midnight for all agencies, and add a multi-agency near-midnight test covering
differing agency time zones.
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In `@internal/restapi/trips_for_location_handler.go`:
- Around line 74-85: Update the route lookup after route IDs are collected from
visibleTripIDs to use queryInBatches with GetRoutesByIDs, matching the existing
trip lookup pattern. Preserve the current route-ID extraction and response logic
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Round 3's fixes are good — stop-coordinate lookup errors now propagate instead of silently dropping candidates, and the batching test actually exercises concatenation across batches now. Both confirmed by reading the diff, not just taking the commit messages' word for it.
Did a fresh spec-conformance pass against the legacy Java source (BlockStatusServiceImpl, BlockCalendarServiceImpl, ScheduledBlockLocationServiceImpl) for the new schedule-derived candidate path, since that's the core of what this PR adds. Two things need to change before this is Java-conformant, and they both touch GetInServiceTripIDsForStops / inServiceTripIDs, so worth doing together. Left as inline comments, plus a couple of smaller non-blocking notes.
Ordering-wise, the base of the stack (#1313-#1316) is merged, so that's no longer a blocker.
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998-1000: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDo not ignore stop-time lookup errors.
Lines 998-1000 treat database errors as empty results. If every lookup fails, the test skips every vehicle and passes without checking the response.
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err, then skip only whenlen(stopTimes) == 0.Proposed fix
stopTimes, err := api.GtfsManager.GtfsDB.Queries.GetStopTimesForTrip(ctx, tripID) - if err != nil || len(stopTimes) == 0 { + require.NoError(t, err) + if len(stopTimes) == 0 { continue }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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The DB error and the empty-result case were folded into one continue, so a real lookup failure silently skipped the assertion instead of failing a test whose whole purpose is catching a regression.
routeIDs now includes scheduled candidates alongside live-vehicle trips, so the unbounded GetRoutesByIDs call can exceed the bind variable limit the same way the sibling GetTripsByIDs call above it already guards against.
BoundsContain belongs with CoordinateBounds in internal/utils per CONTRIBUTING; gtfs_manager.go already inlined the identical comparison, so both call sites now share one implementation. scheduledTripIDsInBounds silently returned a partial result on cancellation while every other check in this handler routes to clientCanceledResponse. Return ctx.Err() instead; the caller's existing serverErrorResponse already dispatches context errors there.
Candidate selection resolved every agency's service day and window using only the first configured agency's zone, computed before any trip's agency is even known. Near midnight a multi-zone deployment silently dropped every other agency's trips, since their own service day and since-midnight offset were never evaluated. Resolve once per distinct configured zone instead and union the results — the entry-building path already does this per agency once trips are loaded; this applies the same idea one step earlier, before agency is known, by trying every zone rather than one agency's.
GetInServiceTripIDsForStops required the query moment to fall strictly inside a trip's own scheduled span. Java brackets the search with a runningLate/runningEarly grace window before matching candidates, and this codebase's own runsOn already applies that same window when resolving a trip's service date — this query was the one place still requiring strict containment, so a trip that ended minutes ago could be resolved by runsOn but never offered as a candidate in the first place. Widen the predicate to overlap [since_midnight-runningLate, since_midnight+runningEarly] instead of a bare equality-style containment check, regenerated via make models.
GetInServiceTripIDsForStops binds StopIds and ServiceIds as separate IN (...) slices plus two window scalars, but queryInBatches only sized the StopIds batch, passing ServiceIds through whole on every batch. A day with enough active service IDs alongside a full stop batch could still cross the bind variable limit. queryInBatchesReserving subtracts the caller's other binds from the budget before sizing the batch; queryInBatches is now its reserved=0 case so existing single-slice callers are unaffected.
A GTFS block is one vehicle's whole day; Java interpolates a schedule-derived position across the whole block, so a bus in a scheduled layover between two block trips — the first finished, the second not yet started, no live vehicle — still gets a position. inServiceTripIDs asked only whether a trip's own scheduled span covered the query moment, so a layover fell inside neither trip's span and produced no candidate at all: the exact gap this PR exists to close. GetInServiceTripIDsForStops now excludes blocked trips entirely, since per-trip containment is the wrong question for them. Two new queries find blocked trips instead: GetBlockIDsForStops finds candidate blocks touching the in-bounds stops, and GetTripSpansForBlocks returns every trip's span in those blocks so selectBlockAnchors can test the block's combined span — MIN(min_arrival) to MAX(max_departure) across its trips — against the running window instead of any one trip's own span. The anchor is the block's most recently started trip, so it lands in the shift that's active now rather than an earlier shift sharing the same block ID. The anchor feeds computeScheduledBlockSnapshot, the same block/shift interpolation BuildTripStatus already uses for entries, so the position shown for a layover trip already matches what the entry itself will report. Candidates are deduped by the snapshot's resolved ActiveTripID rather than by anchor, since two anchors — one from each service day near midnight — can resolve to the same active trip.
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@ARCoder181105 checking in on this older PR. It is still blocked by merge conflicts and failing tests. Could you please merge |
stop_times.trip_id is a foreign key onto trips.id, but the fixture inserted every stop time first and the trip row afterwards. SQLite applies PRAGMA foreign_keys per connection and the schema only sets it on whichever pooled connection ran the migration, so the violation went unnoticed locally and surfaced as FOREIGN KEY constraint failed in CI. min_arrival_time and max_departure_time are now derived up front rather than accumulated while inserting, since stop times are evenly spaced from the start offset.
Two resolutions beyond the automatic merge: trips_for_location_handler_test.go had an add/add conflict where this branch's LiveVehicleWithoutPositionStillScheduled and main's TestTripsForLocationWithFrequency both landed at the same anchor. They test unrelated behaviour, so both are kept. main changed serviceIDsForDays to return an error alongside the service IDs. serviceDateResolversByZone, added on this branch, called it in single-value context; it now propagates the error the same way the per-agency loop in this file already does.
SonarCloud flagged both scheduled-discovery entry points over the cognitive complexity threshold: scheduledTripIDsInBounds at 16 and blockedScheduledTripIDsInBounds at 35. scheduledTripIDsInBounds now reads as the two passes it always was, with the per-trip projection moved into blocklessScheduledTripIDsInBounds. The block scan splits along its natural seams — spans for the blocks serving a stop set, one service day's anchors, and a single anchor's snapshot-to-position resolution — with the state shared across both service days moved into blockCandidateScan rather than threaded through as two same-typed maps. Also make the ORDER BY direction explicit in GetTripSpansForBlocks.
This reverts commit 870248f.
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Closes #1312. Refiles the gap left by #1168, which was closed without a fix.
Depends on #1316 (and transitively #1315, #1314, #1313) and includes their commits; merge those first.
Candidate trips came only from live GTFS-RT vehicles carrying a position. A scheduled trip with no vehicle was never returned, a deployment with no real-time feed always returned an empty list, and
timedrove status but not selection.The spec documents
status.predictedasfalsefor schedule-derived positions andpositionas GPS or schedule-derived, so those entries have to exist.Changes
24:00:00is matched against the service date it belongs to.GetInServiceTripIDsForStops.The interpolation composes helpers that already exist —
preCalculateCumulativeDistances,projectStopsInSequence,interpolateDistanceAtScheduledTime,positionAndOrientationAtDistance. No new geometry.Note for reviewers: the new query declares its scalar argument before the slices. sqlc numbers placeholders in source order but binds expanded slice values in between, so a scalar declared after a slice binds to the wrong parameter and silently returns nothing.
GetActiveTripsWithNullBlockForRoutealready follows this ordering.Verification
Live against the King County feed, downtown Seattle: 11 entries now report
predicted: falsewhere previously every one of 79 wastrue. Querying 3am / midday / 5pm returns 116 / 212 / 211 trips; previously 3am and midday both returned the same 61, because selection ignoredtime.ScheduledTripsWithoutVehiclesandScheduledTripsHonorTimeParameteruse a mock clock inside the fixture's calendar range, which ended 2025-12-31.Known limitation
With a past or future
time, live vehicles are still included — there is no historical real-time buffer, so a query about 3am also returns whatever is running now.A scheduled trip with no
shape_id, or with fewer than two shape points, is excluded: without geometry there is nothing to interpolate a position along and so nothing to bounds-test. A shapeless feed therefore gets no benefit from this change. Falling back to the nearest in-bounds stop the trip serves would cover it, and is left for a follow-up.go vetandmake testpass.Summary by CodeRabbit
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