Add frequency-based schedule-for-stop service - #1343
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ChangesSchedule frequency support
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds frequency-based schedule expansion and changes schedule grouping and ordering. At the current head, short frequency windows can omit headsign weighting, identical-headsign direction groups can be returned in nondeterministic order, and unbounded exact-time expansion can create excessively large responses; the new tests also leave shared frequency data behind, making validation order-dependent. These bounded correctness, availability, and test-isolation issues should be addressed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ScheduleForStopHandler
participant GetScheduleForStopOnDate
participant FrequencyGrouping
participant ScheduleResponse
ScheduleForStopHandler->>GetScheduleForStopOnDate: Fetch schedule rows
GetScheduleForStopOnDate-->>ScheduleForStopHandler: Return departure and frequency metadata
ScheduleForStopHandler->>FrequencyGrouping: Group and validate rows
FrequencyGrouping-->>ScheduleForStopHandler: Return stop times and frequency windows
ScheduleForStopHandler->>ScheduleResponse: Build sorted direction schedules
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internal/restapi/schedule_for_stop_handler.go (1)
190-209: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDirection schedules order nondeterministically when two directions share a headsign.
The loop iterates
directionMap, which is a Go map, so the append order varies between requests.slices.SortStableFuncat Line 207 only orders byTripHeadsign, so two directions with the same headsign keep the arbitrary map order. The same request can then return direction groups in different orders.Iterate the direction keys in sorted order to make the output deterministic.
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- for _, group := range directionMap { + directionIDs := make([]string, 0, len(directionMap)) + for directionID := range directionMap { + directionIDs = append(directionIDs, directionID) + } + slices.Sort(directionIDs) + + for _, directionID := range directionIDs { + group := directionMap[directionID] slices.SortStableFunc(group.stopTimes, func(a, b models.ScheduleStopTime) int {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@internal/restapi/schedule_for_stop_handler_test.go`:
- Around line 1045-1050: Extend the existing withFrequency-based tests around
groupScheduleRowsByRouteAndDirection with table-driven cases covering incomplete
frequency fields, non-positive or negative frequency windows, invalid
exact_times values, and negative FirstDepartureTime. Add focused tests for
addScheduleOffset covering both overflow and underflow paths, and assert each
case returns the corresponding validation or range error.
- Around line 483-558: Add per-subtest cleanup after each
ClearFrequencies/insertion setup in the “exact_times=0 populates sorted schedule
frequencies” and “exact_times=1 expands deterministic stop times” cases, using
t.Cleanup to restore the frequency fixtures or clear the injected rows before
the subtest ends. Ensure shared database state is restored for subsequent tests.
In `@internal/restapi/schedule_for_stop_handler.go`:
- Around line 414-427: Update the runCount calculation in the exactTimes == 0
branch to round up or otherwise clamp the result to a minimum of 1 for any valid
service window, ensuring recordHeadsignVotes receives a positive count
consistent with the exactTimes == 1 path.
- Around line 588-619: Update expandExactScheduleStopTimes to enforce an
explicit maximum number of expanded stop times, returning an error when the
frequency window would exceed that bound; ensure the check occurs before or
during appending and preserves context cancellation and existing time
calculations.
- Around line 169-176: In the error handling block of the schedule-for-stop
handler, remove the explicit context.Canceled/context.DeadlineExceeded branch
and call serverErrorResponse for all errors before returning. Remove the
now-unused errors import while preserving the existing response behavior
delegated by serverErrorResponse.
- Around line 621-631: Import math and update addScheduleOffset to use
math.MaxInt64 and math.MinInt64 instead of locally computed limits; also define
maxHeadwaySeconds at internal/restapi/schedule_for_stop_handler.go:542 as
math.MaxInt64 divided by int64(time.Second).
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In `@internal/restapi/schedule_for_stop_handler.go`:
- Around line 190-209: Make direction schedule construction deterministic by
sorting the directionMap keys before iterating, then use that sorted key order
to build directionSchedules. Keep the existing TripHeadsign sort, while ensuring
directions sharing a headsign retain the deterministic sorted-key order.
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gtfsdb/query.sqlgtfsdb/query.sql.gointernal/restapi/schedule_for_stop_handler.gointernal/restapi/schedule_for_stop_handler_test.go
Centralize nullable presence checks so joined frequency columns are validated without direct sql.NullInt64 reads. Cover parser, expansion, and arithmetic validation branches required by contributor guidance.
Bound exact-time expansion and make direction ordering deterministic to protect response stability and memory use. Restore shared frequency fixtures and align headsign weighting, error routing, and integer limits with existing project conventions.
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This is careful work and I want to be clear up front that I'm not bouncing it
for a defect — I went looking and didn't find a correctness bug worth blocking
on. The frequencyInstanceCount arithmetic and the expansion loop's break
condition are mutually consistent in nanosecond units throughout, the
first_st self-join is exactly-one-row given stop_times' (trip_id, stop_sequence) primary key so it can't drop or duplicate rows, the generated
query.sql.go is consistent with a real make models run, and leaving
startTime/endTime unshifted for mid-route exact_times=0 stops matches
legacy OBA. You also correctly left internal/models/frequency.go alone rather
than fixing a pre-existing deviation in passing.
The problem is collision, and that's a coordination failure on my side, not
yours.
PR #1348 ("GTFS Frequencies Phase 3", @3rabiii) rewrites the same file —
internal/restapi/schedule_for_stop_handler.go, +250/-65 against your +259/-73 —
implementing the same feature: exact_times=0 → scheduleFrequencies entries,
exact_times=1 → in-memory expansion relative to the trip's first stop. Two
different mechanisms for one outcome, and only one can land.
I'm going to give that file to #1348, for two reasons:
- It's the next step in a sequence that's already partly on
main— #1333
("Split Frequency model into clear types") merged, and
GetFrequenciesForTripsalready exists inquery.sqlspecifically to serve
this. #1348 uses that batch query; this PR instead extends
GetScheduleForStopOnDatewith aLEFT JOIN frequenciesplus astop_times
self-join. Given we already have a purpose-built batch query, growing the hot
schedule query is the larger blast radius for the same result. - #1348 covers the whole surface consistently — arrivals-and-departures,
trip-details, trip-for-vehicle, trips-for-location, trips-for-route — where
this is scoped to schedule-for-stop. Frequencies showing up on one endpoint
and not its neighbours is exactly the kind of inconsistency that's painful to
unpick later.
Neither of those is a knock on your implementation. You had no way to see #1348
coming, and I should have flagged the overlap when this opened rather than
letting you build it out. Sorry about that.
What I'd suggest. Two pieces here are independently useful and don't collide
with #1348 at all:
nulls.ValidInt64Countand its test — small, general, and belongs in the
package regardless of who implements the handler.- The test suite. Your
schedule_for_stop_handler_test.gocoverage is more
thorough than #1348's on this endpoint (~491 added lines vs ~131). Once #1348
lands, porting your cases onto its implementation would be a genuinely valuable
PR, and I'd review it quickly.
If you'd rather make the case that this approach should win over #1348's, I'll
hear it — I've asked for changes there too, so it isn't a done deal. But I'd want
that argument made before either of you writes more code, not after.
For the record, a few smaller things I noticed, useful whichever way this goes:
buildScheduleFrequencytakes arowparameter it never reads.- Exceeding the 10,000-instance
maxExpandedScheduleStopTimesbudget returns a
500 for the entire stop schedule rather than truncating. A valid feed with
shortexact_times=1headways would get an error instead of a partial
schedule, and the message always cites 10000 even when the remaining budget was
smaller. - The new unexported helpers (
getScheduleDirectionGroup,
parseScheduleFrequencyRow,expandExactScheduleStopTimes,bestHeadsign,
and the two new types) have no doc comments, where every pre-existing helper in
that file does. - At +817/-101 this is 4x CONTRIBUTING's ~200-line target. I saw your scope note
and the coupling argument is reasonable, but the SQL change, thenulls
helper, and the handler rework were three separable commits' worth of PR.
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Summary
exact_times=0service throughscheduleFrequenciesexact_times=1service into first-stop-relative virtual stop timesRoot cause
The schedule-for-stop query did not read the
frequenciestable, so the endpoint always returned an emptyscheduleFrequenciesarray and omitted frequency-defined service.Spec notes
exact_times=1. This implementation follows the explicit clarification in schedule-for-stop: Frequency-based service is completely missing #1031 and expands deterministic frequency service into virtualscheduleStopTimes.ScheduleFrequencymodel includesstopHeadsign,arrivalEnabled, anddepartureEnabled, while the current OpenAPI schema documents only the other six fields. These legacy fields are additive and existing OpenAPI conformance checks pass.Scope note
This exceeds the preferred 200-line PR size because the query, generated sqlc row, handler classification, exact-time expansion, and coverage are tightly coupled parts of the same issue. Most of the diff is generated query code and tests; splitting it would leave an intermediate implementation without complete behavior or validation.
Validation
go fmt ./...go vet -tags "sqlite_fts5 sqlite_math_functions" ./...go vet -tags "purego" ./...make testmake test-puremake check-openapigit diff --checkCloses #1031
Refs #993