Align trips bool defaults with OpenAPI - #1336
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Omitted includeStatus and includeSchedule now default to false on trips-for-route and trips-for-location, matching the spec instead of parseBoolQueryParam's previous true. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change aligns boolean query parsing with OpenAPI defaults. Omitted ChangesBoolean parameter defaults
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@tejasva-vardhan follow contributing.md , no co-authored comments ; amend the commit ; make sure u read the code before pushing any changes ; also fix the sonar cloud issue as well ; |
Code reviewThe default changes themselves check out against Found 2 issues:
maglev/internal/restapi/trips_for_location_handler.go Lines 242 to 257 in 828513e Two smaller, non-blocking notes:
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The functional change is right and I checked it against the spec directly.
testdata/openapi.yml says "Defaults to false" for both includeStatus and
includeSchedule on trips-for-route, so flipping parseBoolQueryParam's
fallback is correct, and leaving includeTrip (parseIncludeTrip) and
includeReferences (ShouldIncludeReferences) alone is right — those genuinely
do default to true and shouldn't move. Switching trips-for-location off its
inline strconv.ParseBool calls onto the shared helper is a clean bit of
consolidation on the way past. The updated TestTripsForRouteHandler_BoolParamParsing
would fail without the production change, which is what I want to see.
Three things before this lands.
1. Drop the Co-authored-by: Cursor trailer. Commit 828513e5 carries it,
and CONTRIBUTING.md is explicit: "Do not attribute commits to a coding agent
(e.g. no Co-Authored-By lines for Claude or similar tools)." We merge with
merge commits rather than squashing, so it lands in main's history for good.
git commit --amend and git push --force-with-lease. (Same note as on your
#1346 — worth checking your Cursor config so it stops adding these.)
2. Merge main in to clear the SonarCloud gate. The red check is the
Quality Gate on a go:S107 MAJOR — buildTripsForLocationEntries having 11
parameters. That's not yours: on current main that function takes 7 parameters
(it was refactored to accept request *tripsForLocationRequest), and your
branch is based on an older main that still has the 11-parameter version. Merge
main in and the gate should go green with no refactor on your part. Every
Actions check already passes.
3. The one that actually matters — this makes a latent dangling-reference bug
the default. In trips_for_route_handler.go, stopIDsMap is only populated
inside the if includeSchedule branches (~lines 400 and 479). So with
includeSchedule now defaulting to false, a plain ?includeStatus=true returns
entries whose status.closestStop/nextStop name stop IDs that aren't in
references.stops.
That combination was reachable before via an explicit
?includeSchedule=false&includeStatus=true, so the bug isn't new — but your
change promotes it from "reachable if you ask for it" to "what you get by
default," which is a meaningfully different exposure.
Good news: #1353 fixes exactly this, by routing trips-for-route's stop
references through the same stopsReferencedByEntries path trips-for-location
already uses. I've asked for some cleanup there, but it's the right fix. So
please note the interaction in your description and let's land #1353 first — I
don't want to ship a default that emits dangling references even briefly. I'll
keep the two moving together.
Two small ones, neither blocking:
parseBoolQueryParamnow serves two handlers but still lives in
trips_for_route_handler.go. CONTRIBUTING.md points parameter parsing at
internal/utils/api.go. I'll accept it here sinceparseIncludeTripalready
sits in the mirror-image spot, but the pair of them are a good follow-up.- In the test table, the
omittedrow'swant: trueis dead — the loop always
overwrites it fromomittedDefaultwhentt.query == "". Worth deleting so
it doesn't read as a real expectation.
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In `@internal/restapi/trips_for_route_handler.go`:
- Around line 997-1000: Move the shared parseBoolQueryParam helper from the REST
handlers into the shared utility layer in api.go, exporting it if needed for
cross-package access. Update both trips-for-route and trips-for-location callers
to use the shared utility while preserving the current default-false behavior
for omitted or invalid boolean parameters.
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| // parseBoolQueryParam parses a boolean query parameter, defaulting to false when | ||
| // the parameter is omitted or not a valid boolean. This matches the OpenAPI | ||
| // default for includeStatus and includeSchedule on trips-for-route and | ||
| // trips-for-location. |
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Move the shared parser to the shared utility layer.
parseBoolQueryParam is used by both internal/restapi/trips_for_route_handler.go and internal/restapi/trips_for_location_handler.go. Move it to internal/utils/api.go and update both callers. Export it if the package boundary requires it.
As per coding guidelines, place genuinely reusable parsing helpers in the appropriate shared utility file.
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In `@internal/restapi/trips_for_route_handler.go` around lines 997 - 1000, Move
the shared parseBoolQueryParam helper from the REST handlers into the shared
utility layer in api.go, exporting it if needed for cross-package access. Update
both trips-for-route and trips-for-location callers to use the shared utility
while preserving the current default-false behavior for omitted or invalid
boolean parameters.
Source: Coding guidelines
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The specs explicitly state that this param defaults to true. This is the legacy behaviour. Several PRs have already been merged defaulting this value to true. Any client that does not make use of the param will loose reference data in responses, having said that all known clients set this param explicitly to true which demonstrates, that references are nearly always needed and so true is a safe default. |
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Closes #1323
OpenAPI documents
includeStatusandincludeScheduleon trips-for-route as defaulting to false. Maglev defaulted omitted bools to true viaparseBoolQueryParam, and tests pinned that. trips-for-location already defaulted both to false, so the two endpoints disagreed with each other and with the spec.includeStatus/includeScheduleto false on both endpoints.parseBoolQueryParamso they stay consistent.includeTripandincludeReferencesdefaulting to true.TestTripsForRouteHandler_BoolParamParsingso omitted no longer expects true.trip-details and trip-for-vehicle are unchanged; their spec still defaults those flags to true.
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