Add GET /api/where/metrics.json endpoint - #1362
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdded agency-scoped active-block queries, GTFS schedule and realtime metrics aggregation, and the authenticated ChangesGTFS metrics API
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new monitoring endpoint adds bounded request and documentation follow-up risk, while current metric semantics and argument ordering still warrant owner attention to avoid misleading operational data. Existing authentication controls remain in place, so the PR is mergeable with explicit follow-up on these concerns. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant MetricsHandler
participant Manager
participant Queries
participant RealtimeFeeds
Client->>MetricsHandler: GET /api/where/metrics.json
MetricsHandler->>Manager: GetMetrics(ctx, current time)
Manager->>Queries: Query active trip and layover blocks
Manager->>RealtimeFeeds: Snapshot feed state and updates
Manager-->>MetricsHandler: Return MetricsSnapshot
MetricsHandler-->>Client: Return MetricsModel response
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The PR implements the requested endpoint, response fields, agency metrics, realtime matching, scheduled-trip counts, unmatched IDs, and update-age metrics. However, the review identifies unresolved correctness risks for dead feeds and vehicle-position-only feeds, which can produce incorrect or incomplete timeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate data and prevent full field-for-field compatibility with issue Full details: Out of Scope Changes checkExplanation The database queries, metrics logic, models, handler, route registration, and related tests directly support the metrics endpoint objective. No unrelated production changes are identified. The missing OpenAPI entry, unused intermediate fields, and large change size are quality or documentation concerns, not out-of-scope code changes.
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In `@internal/gtfs/metrics_test.go`:
- Around line 60-125: Replace the duplicated calendar-bootstrap blocks in
mustCreateTrip and mustCreateInactiveTrip with a shared guarded helper that
checks for the default calendar and calls the existing mustCreateCalendar when
absent. Reuse the established service ID constant and preserve both helpers’
trip creation behavior unchanged.
In `@internal/gtfs/metrics.go`:
- Around line 300-306: Update the BlockID handling in the staticTrips loop to
use the appropriate internal/nulls string helper, such as StringOrEmpty, instead
of directly checking BlockID.Valid and BlockID.String; preserve insertion into
tripBlockByID only when the resulting value is non-empty.
- Around line 289-365: Reduce computeFeedMetrics cognitive complexity by
extracting the stop-ID partitioning logic into a classifyStopIDs helper
alongside collectStopIDs. Have the helper return deduplicated matched and
unmatched stop-ID sets while preserving nil StopID handling, then replace the
fused loop’s stop classification with the helper and leave trip classification
unchanged.
- Around line 512-527: Update applyFeedMetrics to accumulate unmatched trip and
stop IDs in per-agency sets rather than appending directly to slices, so IDs
shared across feeds are counted once; then finalize those sets in
populateRealtimeMetrics by producing sorted slices after all feeds are
processed, preserving deterministic sortedKeys ordering.
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maglev/internal/gtfs/metrics.go Lines 256 to 261 in fc3dc7e
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Thanks for taking this on — it's a genuinely useful endpoint and there's a lot
of careful work here. Before the blockers, the things I checked that are right:
- The route goes through
rateLimitAndValidateAPIKey. snapshotRealtimeFeedStatetakes onlyrealTimeMutex.RLock()with an
immediatedefer, and releases before any DB work — so the documented
staticMutex → realTimeMutexordering is respected and there's no lock held
across a query. That's the thing I most expected to go wrong in a PR that
reads realtime state, and it doesn't.r.Context()is propagated intoGetMetricsand every DB call.- The response exposes agency IDs, counts and unmatched trip/stop IDs — no API
keys, feed URLs, or config headers. Good.
Blocker 1 — timeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate reports 0 ("fresh") for dead feeds.
This is the one that has to change, because it inverts the endpoint's whole
purpose. Tracing it:
snapshotRealtimeFeedState enumerates feeds by iterating manager.feedTrips
and reads lastUpdate, hasUpdate := manager.feedLastUpdate[feedID]. Staleness
is only computed if feed.hasUpdate, and then the backfill loop sets
TimeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate[agencyID] = 0 for anything untracked
(internal/gtfs/metrics.go, around the if _, tracked := ...; !tracked block).
Meanwhile clearFeedData (internal/gtfs/gtfs_manager.go:97) does
delete(manager.feedLastUpdate, feedID), and the polling loop calls it once
time.Since(lastSuccessfulFetch) > staleFeedThreshold (internal/gtfs/realtime.go:802).
So the observable behavior is: staleness climbs during an outage, and then at
the exact moment the circuit breaker declares the feed dead, it snaps to 0. A
watchdog polling this endpoint sees the metric go healthy precisely when the
outage gets bad enough to trip protection. That's worse than not reporting it.
Related, same root cause: manager.feedTrips[feedID] is only assigned when
tripData != nil && tripErr == nil (internal/gtfs/realtime.go:317), so a feed
configured with only vehicle-positions-url never gets a feedTrips key and is
invisible to this endpoint entirely.
The fix is to drive feed enumeration off the configured feed list rather than
feedTrips, and to distinguish "never updated" and "cleared as stale" from
"updated 0 seconds ago" — a null, a -1, or an explicit feedHealthy boolean,
whichever you prefer, but not a 0 that reads as fresh.
Blocker 2 — the endpoint isn't in the OpenAPI spec, and this one's on me.
testdata/openapi.yml has zero occurrences of metrics, and CLAUDE.md says
that spec is the single source of truth for all endpoints. But make check-openapi pins that file to upstream sdk-config, so you can't fix this in
this PR even if you wanted to — it has to land upstream first. I'm flagging it
so it's a deliberate decision rather than a silent gap; I'll take the upstream
change. Don't block on it, but please note the divergence in the PR description
per CONTRIBUTING.md's spec-discrepancy guidance.
Blocker 3 — dead fields. feedMetrics.tripsUnmatched and
.stopsUnmatched (metrics.go:289 and :292) are assigned at :334 and :337 and
never read anywhere. Go won't flag unused struct fields, so these would just sit
there. Please delete them, or wire them up if they were meant to be used.
On size: +1494 lines against CONTRIBUTING.md's ~200-line guidance. I'm not
going to insist you re-cut work that's already written, but this would have been
much easier to review — and would have gotten you feedback sooner — as three
PRs: the sqlc queries, the internal/gtfs/metrics.go computation with its unit
tests, and then the thin handler/model/route on top. Worth considering for the
next feature of this size.
Non-blocking, but worth a look while you're in here:
applyFeedMetricstakes the minimum staleness across feeds covering an
agency, so one healthy feed masks a stale sibling. Maximum is the safer
choice for a monitoring metric.StopIDsMatchedCountis summed with+=across feeds while
StopIDsUnmatchedCountis deduplicated throughaddToAgencySet— so for a
multi-feed agency, a stop seen by two feeds counts twice on one side and once
on the other. Pick one and apply it consistently.- The
MetricsSnapshotdoc comment (metrics.go:25) references
countCombinedRecords; the function is actuallycountMatchedGroups. - Matched-trip activity is gated on
time.Now()rather thanapi.Clock, which
is whyTestMetricsHandlerWithRealTimeDatacan only assert matched == 0 — the
test comment says as much. Threading the clock through would let that test
assert something real, and this is the endpoint where you most want that. - The new agency-scoped queries filter on
routes.agency_idwith no supporting
index (idx_block_layover_route_service_timeleads withroute_id), so
that's four scans per agency per request on an uncached endpoint. - Yesterday's service window uses a fixed
+24hshift, which is off by an hour
across DST boundaries.
One housekeeping note: the CodeRabbit summary appended to the PR body describes
changes that aren't in this diff (routes-for-location defaults, includeReferences
gating) — it looks like a stale cross-branch summary. Worth clearing so the next
reader isn't misled.
Happy to re-review as soon as blockers 1 and 3 are addressed.
metrics.json needs a per-agency count of blocks active right now, matching the upstream Java implementation's BlockStatusServiceImpl#getActiveBlocksForAgency: a strict point-in-time check (no running-late/running-early tolerance) where a block counts as active both while a trip is in progress and while its vehicle is laying over between two of its trips. Add GetActiveTripBlockIDsForAgency and GetActiveLayoverBlockIDsForAgency, unioned by block ID to cover both cases. Slice param is last in each query so non-slice param numbering stays contiguous, matching the convention documented on GetActiveLayoverBlockIDsForRoute.
Add Manager.GetMetrics: per-agency active trip counts, plus GTFS-RT matching health (records received, matched/unmatched trip and stop IDs, feed staleness) attributed to the agencies each feed covers. Verified field-by-field against a live production Java metrics.json response for the same upstream GTFS-RT feed, which surfaced several gaps between a naive implementation and Java's actual behavior: - recordsTotal groups trip updates by static block ID, mirroring GtfsRealtimeSource#handleUpdates grouping trip updates by vehicle/ block before counting records, rather than counting one record per trip_update entity in the feed message. A vehicle's current trip and a vehicle-less look-ahead next trip on the same block collapse into one record. - Matched trip counting follows the same block grouping, gated by GtfsRealtimeTripLibrary#isTripActive: a resolved block only counts as matched if its representative trip's first predicted stop time is within the next hour and its last predicted stop time hasn't passed. A resolved-but-not-currently-active block counts toward neither matched nor unmatched, matching Java exactly. - Matched/unmatched stop IDs are deduplicated per feed poll rather than incremented once per stop_time_update occurrence, matching MonitoredResult's Set<String> semantics. - Feed staleness is measured against the real wall clock, since feedLastUpdate is always stamped with time.Now() regardless of any test clock injection. "Matched" here is a deliberate approximation of Java's real matching engine, which resolves a trip update to a static block via schedule-deviation heuristics rather than a static-ID lookup. Maglev uses the simpler lookup plus the same activity-window gate, which reproduced Java's matched count exactly on live data without the larger scope of replicating that engine.
Expose Manager.GetMetrics through a thin handler, following the config.json/current-time.json pattern: single-entry response, empty references, no CacheControlMiddleware/ETag since this is live operational data rather than cacheable static content. Not yet in testdata/openapi.yml or maglev.wiki, since this endpoint isn't in the upstream OpenAPI spec either — flagged for the reviewer per CONTRIBUTING.md rather than blocking on it here.
SonarQube flagged computeFeedMetrics at complexity 27 against a limit of 15. Split it into single-purpose helpers (staticTripLookups, staticStopIDsForTrips, classifyTrips/classifyStopTimeUpdates, countMatchedGroups) so the top-level function reads as a short orchestration sequence. No behavior change.
- Dedupe unmatched trip/stop IDs across feeds covering the same agency in applyFeedMetrics/populateRealtimeMetrics, instead of appending and summing per feed; a multi-feed agency config could otherwise double-count and duplicate an ID unmatched by more than one feed. - Read BlockID through nulls.StringOrEmpty instead of a hand-rolled Valid/String check, matching the repo's nulls-package convention. - Extract ensureDefaultCalendar out of mustCreateTrip and mustCreateInactiveTrip, which had duplicated the same calendar-bootstrap block. The remaining CodeRabbit suggestion (further splitting computeFeedMetrics) was already addressed by the prior cognitive complexity refactor.
timeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate reported 0 ("just updated") for a feed
that had never updated or was cleared as stale after
staleFeedThreshold, inverting the signal this endpoint exists to
provide: a watchdog would see the metric go healthy exactly when an
outage got bad enough to trip the circuit breaker. Two root causes:
- clearFeedData deletes the feedLastUpdate entry once a feed has
been failing long enough, so the untracked agency fell through to
a plain 0 in the backfill loop. Now backfilled to
realtimeUpdateUnknown (-1) when the agency is still covered by a
configured feed, and 0 only when no feed covers it at all.
- snapshotRealtimeFeedState enumerated feeds from feedTrips alone, so
a feed configured with only a vehicle-positions-url (never
populates feedTrips) was invisible here regardless of whether it
was alive. Feed IDs are now the union of feedTrips, feedVehicles,
feedAlerts, and feedLastUpdate.
Also, while touching this code:
- applyFeedMetrics took the minimum staleness across feeds covering
an agency, letting one healthy feed mask a dead sibling; switched
to maximum, which is the safer choice for a monitoring metric.
- StopIDsMatchedCount was summed with += per feed while
StopIDsUnmatchedCount deduplicated across feeds via addToAgencySet,
so a stop seen by two feeds covering the same agency counted twice
on one side and once on the other. StopIDsMatchedCount now
deduplicates the same way.
- Removed feedMetrics.tripsUnmatched and .stopsUnmatched, assigned
but never read since the cross-feed dedup fix moved unmatched
counting into populateRealtimeMetrics.
- Fixed a doc comment referencing countCombinedRecords, a function
renamed to countMatchedGroups in an earlier refactor.
Not addressed here, left as follow-ups: threading api.Clock through
matched-trip activity gating, an index for the new agency-scoped
queries' routes.agency_id filter, and a DST-safe yesterday's-service
window shift. Each needs more surface area than fits alongside a
correctness-focused pass.
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This one's pre-existing on main, not introduced by this PR - trip_for_vehicle_handler.go isn't touched by any commit here (checked with git log main..feat/metrics-endpoint -- internal/restapi/trip_for_vehicle_handler.go, no hits). Worth a separate cleanup PR, but out of scope for this one. |
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In `@internal/gtfs/metrics_test.go`:
- Around line 536-549: Extend
TestGetMetrics_ScheduledTripsCountOnlyCountsActiveTrips to cover the
past-midnight service-day rollover: add a trip spanning
metricsTestNowSinceMidnight plus 24 hours and assert it is counted on the
following calendar day, while also asserting an all-day trip is counted only
once despite both queries. Reuse the existing trip fixture helpers and metrics
assertions.
- Around line 226-251: Add a table-driven t.Run case alongside
TestGetMetrics_MatchedTripsRequireActivePrediction that sets the first
prediction more than activeRecordLookahead in the future, then assert the
resolved record contributes to RealtimeRecordsTotal but to neither
RealtimeTripCountsMatched nor RealtimeTripCountsUnmatched. Use the existing
metricsTestNow reference for deterministic timing and preserve the
already-finished case.
- Around line 176-181: Update the affected metrics tests to call
ensureDefaultCalendar(t, manager) instead of passing the repeated "service-1"
literal to mustCreateCalendar, and use the existing defaultTestServiceID
wherever the service identifier is needed, including the local serviceID
declarations. Preserve the tests’ existing setup and assertions.
In `@internal/gtfs/metrics.go`:
- Around line 443-460: Update classifyStopTimeUpdates to accept the
tripClassification value instead of three positional map parameters, and use its
named matched and unmatched stop-ID sets when classifying updates. Adjust the
caller at the trip classification flow to pass the result value, preserving the
existing matching behavior while eliminating ambiguous map ordering.
- Around line 260-306: Extract the final per-agency loop from
populateRealtimeMetrics into a focused helper that receives the snapshot,
coveredAgencies, and accumulated agency ID sets, then invoke it after feed
accumulation; preserve all existing time-since-update handling and metric
assignments while reducing populateRealtimeMetrics cognitive complexity.
- Around line 388-407: Batch the lookups in the trip and stop collectors before
calling GetTripsByIDs and GetStopsByIDs, using the existing 900-ID batching
pattern and aggregating results across batches. Preserve the current route,
block, and stop ID mappings and return immediately on query errors.
- Around line 37-49: Update the realtime freshness contract around
TimeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate and realtimeUpdateUnknown so exposed values remain
non-negative for Java consumers and threshold-based alerts do not treat an
unknown update as fresh. Replace the -1 representation with the established
consumer-compatible value, or normalize/handle unknown values in every consumer
before exposing the metric.
- Around line 630-638: Update the field documentation for
TimeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate to state that it records the seconds since the
most-stale feed covering the agency last updated successfully, matching the
maximum-staleness selection in the hasUpdate block.
Apply the same fix in `@internal/models/metrics.go` around lines 17 - 21: The
model description has the same freshest-versus-most-stale mismatch.
In `@internal/models/metrics.go`:
- Around line 6-16: Add the `/api/where/metrics.json` operation to both OpenAPI
specifications, defining a complete response schema matching `MetricsModel` and
its JSON field names. If the specification update is intentionally separate, add
a golden JSON contract test for the endpoint and track the required OpenAPI
changes.
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| func TestGetMetrics_RecordsTotalGroupsTripUpdatesByBlock(t *testing.T) { | ||
| routes := map[string]*gtfs.Route{ | ||
| "R1": {Id: "R1", Agency: >fs.Agency{Id: "A"}}, | ||
| } | ||
| manager := newTestManagerWithRoutes(routes) | ||
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Reuse defaultTestServiceID instead of the repeated "service-1" literal.
This test calls mustCreateCalendar(t, manager, "service-1") directly. Lines 563 and 605 redeclare a local serviceID constant with the same value. defaultTestServiceID at Line 59 already names it. The duplicated literal can drift from the helper, and a test that calls both mustCreateCalendar and mustCreateTrip would then create two calendar rows or collide on one.
Call ensureDefaultCalendar(t, manager) and use defaultTestServiceID in these tests.
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In `@internal/gtfs/metrics_test.go` around lines 176 - 181, Update the affected
metrics tests to call ensureDefaultCalendar(t, manager) instead of passing the
repeated "service-1" literal to mustCreateCalendar, and use the existing
defaultTestServiceID wherever the service identifier is needed, including the
local serviceID declarations. Preserve the tests’ existing setup and assertions.
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| func TestGetMetrics_MatchedTripsRequireActivePrediction(t *testing.T) { | ||
| routes := map[string]*gtfs.Route{ | ||
| "R1": {Id: "R1", Agency: >fs.Agency{Id: "A"}}, | ||
| } | ||
| manager := newTestManagerWithRoutes(routes) | ||
| mustCreateTrip(t, manager, "T1", "R1") | ||
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| longFinished := time.Now().Add(-2 * time.Hour) | ||
| manager.feedTrips["feed-1"] = []gtfs.Trip{ | ||
| { | ||
| ID: gtfs.TripID{ID: "T1", RouteID: "R1"}, | ||
| StopTimeUpdates: []gtfs.StopTimeUpdate{ | ||
| {Arrival: >fs.StopTimeEvent{Time: &longFinished}, Departure: >fs.StopTimeEvent{Time: &longFinished}}, | ||
| }, | ||
| }, | ||
| } | ||
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| snapshot, err := manager.GetMetrics(context.Background(), metricsTestNow) | ||
| require.NoError(t, err) | ||
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| assert.Equal(t, 1, snapshot.RealtimeRecordsTotal["A"], | ||
| "the record still exists and is resolvable, so it counts toward recordsTotal") | ||
| assert.Equal(t, 0, snapshot.RealtimeTripCountsMatched["A"], | ||
| "a resolved trip whose predictions already finished counts toward neither matched nor unmatched") | ||
| assert.Equal(t, 0, snapshot.RealtimeTripCountsUnmatched["A"]) | ||
| } |
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Add a case for the look-ahead half of isTripActive.
This test covers the already-finished branch, where last.After(now) is false. No test covers the other conjunct, where the first prediction is more than activeRecordLookahead in the future. That branch also excludes a record from both matched and unmatched counts. Add a table case with predictions two hours ahead.
As per coding guidelines: "Cover every new branch or condition with tests while following existing project coverage conventions" and "prefer table-driven t.Run tests for multiple cases."
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// TestGetMetrics_MatchedTripsExcludeFarFutureRecords covers the look-ahead
// half of isTripActive: a resolved record whose first prediction is more than
// activeRecordLookahead away counts toward neither matched nor unmatched.
func TestGetMetrics_MatchedTripsExcludeFarFutureRecords(t *testing.T) {
routes := map[string]*gtfs.Route{
"R1": {Id: "R1", Agency: >fs.Agency{Id: "A"}},
}
manager := newTestManagerWithRoutes(routes)
mustCreateTrip(t, manager, "T1", "R1")
arrival := time.Now().Add(2 * time.Hour)
departure := time.Now().Add(3 * time.Hour)
manager.feedTrips["feed-1"] = []gtfs.Trip{
{
ID: gtfs.TripID{ID: "T1", RouteID: "R1"},
StopTimeUpdates: []gtfs.StopTimeUpdate{
{Arrival: >fs.StopTimeEvent{Time: &arrival}, Departure: >fs.StopTimeEvent{Time: &departure}},
},
},
}
snapshot, err := manager.GetMetrics(context.Background(), metricsTestNow)
require.NoError(t, err)
assert.Equal(t, 1, snapshot.RealtimeRecordsTotal["A"])
assert.Equal(t, 0, snapshot.RealtimeTripCountsMatched["A"],
"a record starting more than an hour out is not yet active")
assert.Equal(t, 0, snapshot.RealtimeTripCountsUnmatched["A"])
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In `@internal/gtfs/metrics_test.go` around lines 226 - 251, Add a table-driven
t.Run case alongside TestGetMetrics_MatchedTripsRequireActivePrediction that
sets the first prediction more than activeRecordLookahead in the future, then
assert the resolved record contributes to RealtimeRecordsTotal but to neither
RealtimeTripCountsMatched nor RealtimeTripCountsUnmatched. Use the existing
metricsTestNow reference for deterministic timing and preserve the
already-finished case.
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| func TestGetMetrics_ScheduledTripsCountOnlyCountsActiveTrips(t *testing.T) { | ||
| routes := map[string]*gtfs.Route{ | ||
| "R1": {Id: "R1", Agency: >fs.Agency{Id: "A"}}, | ||
| } | ||
| manager := newTestManagerWithRoutes(routes) | ||
| mustCreateTrip(t, manager, "ACTIVE1", "R1") | ||
| mustCreateInactiveTrip(t, manager, "INACTIVE1", "R1") | ||
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| snapshot, err := manager.GetMetrics(context.Background(), metricsTestNow) | ||
| require.NoError(t, err) | ||
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| assert.Equal(t, 1, snapshot.ScheduledTripsCount["A"], | ||
| "only the trip whose window covers metricsTestNow should count") | ||
| } |
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Add a test for the past-midnight service-day rollover.
activeTripsForAgency in internal/gtfs/metrics.go runs a second query against yesterday's service day, shifted by 24 hours, to catch trips with departure times past 24:00:00. No test in this file exercises that branch. Every fixture uses a window inside a single service day, so removing the yesterday query would not fail any test.
Add a trip whose window spans metricsTestNowSinceMidnight + 24h and assert it counts on the following calendar day. Also assert that an all-day trip is not double counted by both queries.
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In `@internal/gtfs/metrics_test.go` around lines 536 - 549, Extend
TestGetMetrics_ScheduledTripsCountOnlyCountsActiveTrips to cover the
past-midnight service-day rollover: add a trip spanning
metricsTestNowSinceMidnight plus 24 hours and assert it is counted on the
following calendar day, while also asserting an all-day trip is counted only
once despite both queries. Reuse the existing trip fixture helpers and metrics
assertions.
Source: Coding guidelines
| // TimeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate is seconds since the freshest feed covering | ||
| // the agency last updated successfully. It is realtimeUpdateUnknown (-1) | ||
| // when the agency is covered by a configured feed that has never | ||
| // successfully updated (or was cleared as stale — see clearFeedData), and | ||
| // 0 only when no configured feed covers the agency at all: a real 0 would | ||
| // misread as "just updated" for a feed that's actually dead. | ||
| TimeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate map[string]int64 | ||
| } | ||
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| // realtimeUpdateUnknown marks an agency that's covered by a configured | ||
| // real-time feed whose freshness can't currently be determined, as distinct | ||
| // from an agency with no covering feed at all (which reports 0). | ||
| const realtimeUpdateUnknown int64 = -1 |
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OneBusAway metrics.json timeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate response field semantics
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Based on official OneBusAway documentation, there is no field named timeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate in the OneBusAway API or its internal metrics [1][2][3][4]. It is likely that you are referring to the field lastUpdateTime, which is a standard attribute provided in OneBusAway's API responses [1][5][6][7]. The semantics of the lastUpdateTime field are as follows: - Definition: It represents the timestamp of the last known real-time update received from the transit vehicle [1][5]. - Format: Like other timestamps in the OneBusAway API, it is expressed as the number of milliseconds since the Unix epoch (January 1, 1970 UTC) [2][3]. - Behavior: If the system has not received any real-time information from the vehicle, the value is typically zero [1]. Additionally, OneBusAway provides a related field called lastLocationUpdateTime, which specifically tracks the timestamp of the last known real-time location update [1][5]. This distinguishes general vehicle updates (which might not contain location data) from specific location updates [1]. If you are encountering a metrics.json file in your environment, please note that this is not a standard OneBusAway API output [1][2][3]. Files named metrics.json are commonly used by various other software frameworks (such as AI observability tools or monitoring services) to store telemetry, token usage, or system performance data, and their semantics depend entirely on the specific application generating them [8][9][10][11].
Citations:
- 1: https://developer.onebusaway.org/api/where/elements/trip-status
- 2: https://developer.onebusaway.org/api/where
- 3: https://developer.onebusaway.org/api/where/methods/arrival-and-departure-for-stop
- 4: https://developer.onebusaway.org/api/where/methods/arrivals-and-departures-for-stop
- 5: https://gemdocs.org/gems/onebusaway-sdk/1.12.0/OnebusawaySDK/Models/VehiclesForAgencyListResponse/Data/List/TripStatus.html
- 6: https://developer.onebusaway.org/api/where/elements/arrival-and-departure
- 7: https://gemdocs.org/gems/onebusaway-sdk/1.2.5/OnebusawaySDK/Models/ArrivalAndDepartureRetrieveResponse/Data/Entry.html
- 8: https://docs.nvidia.com/nemo/guardrails/latest/observability/metrics/enable-metrics.html
- 9: https://agentv.dev/docs/reference/result-artifacts/
- 10: docs: metrics.json is token-usage telemetry, not aggregate eval rates — no rename responsibleai/ASSERT#192
- 11: fix(metrics): serve dashboard counters from Prometheus, drop metrics.json getnora-io/nora#703
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The term "timeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate" is not a standard, globally recognized programming function or property. Instead, it appears as an internal variable, method, or UI-related identifier specifically within the OneBusAway open-source transit software ecosystem [1][2][3]. In the context of the OneBusAway codebase (such as its Wayfinder client or application modules), developers often use variables or helper functions like "lastUpdateTime" or "formatLastUpdated" to manage and display how recently real-time transit data (such as bus locations or trip updates) was received [2][3]. Because real-time feeds are dynamic, these identifiers are used to calculate and display the age of the data to the user (e.g., "Updated 2 minutes ago") [3]. If you are encountering this term in a specific project, it is likely: 1. A custom utility function used to format a timestamp into a human-readable "time since" string [3]. 2. A calculated property used by a frontend component to monitor the freshness of incoming GTFS-Realtime (GTFS-RT) data [2][4]. If you are working with GTFS-Realtime data, developers typically derive this information by comparing the current system time against the timestamp field included in the GTFS-RT feed entity (e.g., VehiclePosition or TripUpdate) [1][5]. If you see a value of 0 or unexpected behavior, it often indicates that the upstream data source is not providing a timestamp for that specific entity, or there is an issue with how the OneBusAway internal modules are processing the feed [1].
Citations:
- 1: trip status lastLocationUpdateTime is 0, even when location has been updated recently onebusaway-application-modules#151
- 2: Feature/realtime-bus-locations-on-route-select wayfinder#69
- 3: Fix remaning JSDoc gaps in dateTimeFormat.js wayfinder#536
- 4: https://github.com/OneBusAway/onebusaway-application-modules/wiki/Real-Time-Data-Configuration-Guide
- 5: https://github.com/OneBusAway/onebusaway-gtfs-realtime-trip-updates-producer-demo/blob/master/src/main/java/org/onebusaway/gtfs_realtime/trip_updates_producer_demo/GtfsRealtimeProviderImpl.java
🌐 Web query:
OneBusAway Java metrics.json timeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate GtfsRealtimeSource
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In OneBusAway, timeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate is a metric commonly associated with the monitoring of GTFS-Realtime data sources [1]. It tracks the elapsed time since the system successfully received or processed a real-time update from a configured GtfsRealtimeSource [1]. Key points regarding this metric and component: 1. GtfsRealtimeSource: This is the primary Java bean used in the OneBusAway transit data federation to ingest GTFS-Realtime feeds [2][3][1]. It is configured in the application's data-sources.xml file, where administrators specify URLs for TripUpdates, VehiclePositions, and Alerts, as well as the refreshInterval (default is 30 seconds) [2][3][4]. 2. Metric Context: While OneBusAway core modules focus on data processing, specific metrics like timeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate are often part of the monitoring subsystem (sometimes referred to as Watchdog) that tracks the health and freshness of incoming feeds [1][4][5]. If this value increases beyond the expected refresh interval, it indicates that the GtfsRealtimeSource is failing to fetch new data or that the upstream feed is stalled [6][1]. 3. Troubleshooting: If you are investigating this metric: - Ensure the GtfsRealtimeSource is correctly configured with valid URLs [6]. - Check the system logs for the transit-data-federation-webapp; OneBusAway typically logs feed status, such as the most recent timestamp of active vehicles [6]. - Verify that the system time and timezone match the feed's requirements to prevent correlation failures [6]. - For external monitoring, the OneBusAway Watchdog project specifically provides Prometheus metrics to track these types of data integrity and freshness issues [5].
Citations:
- 1: https://deepwiki.com/OneBusAway/onebusaway-application-modules/4.2-real-time-data-processing
- 2: https://developer.onebusaway.org/guides/realtime-configuration-guide
- 3: https://github.com/OneBusAway/onebusaway-application-modules/wiki/Real-Time-Data-Configuration-Guide
- 4: https://github.com/OneBusAway/onebusaway-application-modules/blob/0beb2c10/README.md
- 5: https://github.com/OneBusAway/watchdog
- 6: https://groups.google.com/g/onebusaway-developers/c/1Mh3OZYAFSU
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Preserve non-negative timeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate semantics.
The Java producer returns a non-negative elapsed value when no update exists. The -1 value is forwarded unchanged, so a consumer that alerts when the value is below a threshold treats an unknown update as fresh. Use a consumer-compatible representation or handle -1 in all consumers before exposing it.
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In `@internal/gtfs/metrics.go` around lines 37 - 49, Update the realtime freshness
contract around TimeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate and realtimeUpdateUnknown so exposed
values remain non-negative for Java consumers and threshold-based alerts do not
treat an unknown update as fresh. Replace the -1 representation with the
established consumer-compatible value, or normalize/handle unknown values in
every consumer before exposing the metric.
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| func (manager *Manager) populateRealtimeMetrics(ctx context.Context, snapshot *MetricsSnapshot) error { | ||
| now := time.Now() | ||
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| unmatchedTripIDsByAgency := make(map[string]map[string]bool, len(snapshot.AgencyIDs)) | ||
| matchedStopIDsByAgency := make(map[string]map[string]bool, len(snapshot.AgencyIDs)) | ||
| unmatchedStopIDsByAgency := make(map[string]map[string]bool, len(snapshot.AgencyIDs)) | ||
| coveredAgencies := make(map[string]bool, len(snapshot.AgencyIDs)) | ||
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| for _, feed := range manager.snapshotRealtimeFeedState() { | ||
| metrics, err := manager.computeFeedMetrics(ctx, feed.trips, now) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| return err | ||
| } | ||
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| agencyIDs := feed.agencyFilter | ||
| if len(agencyIDs) == 0 { | ||
| agencyIDs = metrics.resolvedAgencyIDs | ||
| } | ||
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| var staleness int64 | ||
| if feed.hasUpdate { | ||
| staleness = int64(now.Sub(feed.lastUpdate).Seconds()) | ||
| } | ||
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| for agencyID := range agencyIDs { | ||
| coveredAgencies[agencyID] = true | ||
| applyFeedMetrics(snapshot, agencyID, metrics, feed.hasUpdate, staleness) | ||
| addToAgencySet(unmatchedTripIDsByAgency, agencyID, metrics.tripIDsUnmatched) | ||
| addToAgencySet(matchedStopIDsByAgency, agencyID, metrics.stopIDsMatched) | ||
| addToAgencySet(unmatchedStopIDsByAgency, agencyID, metrics.stopIDsUnmatched) | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| for _, agencyID := range snapshot.AgencyIDs { | ||
| if _, tracked := snapshot.TimeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate[agencyID]; !tracked { | ||
| if coveredAgencies[agencyID] { | ||
| snapshot.TimeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate[agencyID] = realtimeUpdateUnknown | ||
| } else { | ||
| snapshot.TimeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate[agencyID] = 0 | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| snapshot.RealtimeTripCountsUnmatched[agencyID] = len(unmatchedTripIDsByAgency[agencyID]) | ||
| snapshot.RealtimeTripIDsUnmatched[agencyID] = sortedKeys(unmatchedTripIDsByAgency[agencyID]) | ||
| snapshot.StopIDsMatchedCount[agencyID] = len(matchedStopIDsByAgency[agencyID]) | ||
| snapshot.StopIDsUnmatchedCount[agencyID] = len(unmatchedStopIDsByAgency[agencyID]) | ||
| snapshot.StopIDsUnmatched[agencyID] = sortedKeys(unmatchedStopIDsByAgency[agencyID]) | ||
| } |
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Reduce the cognitive complexity of populateRealtimeMetrics.
SonarCloud reports cognitive complexity 16 against the allowed 15, so the check fails. The function does two separate jobs: per-feed accumulation and per-agency finalization. Extract the finalization loop into a helper.
As per coding guidelines: "Keep cognitive complexity low by breaking up long functions, reducing branching, using value objects to reduce parameter counts, and reusing shared domain representations."
♻️ Proposed extraction
- for _, agencyID := range snapshot.AgencyIDs {
- if _, tracked := snapshot.TimeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate[agencyID]; !tracked {
- if coveredAgencies[agencyID] {
- snapshot.TimeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate[agencyID] = realtimeUpdateUnknown
- } else {
- snapshot.TimeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate[agencyID] = 0
- }
- }
- snapshot.RealtimeTripCountsUnmatched[agencyID] = len(unmatchedTripIDsByAgency[agencyID])
- snapshot.RealtimeTripIDsUnmatched[agencyID] = sortedKeys(unmatchedTripIDsByAgency[agencyID])
- snapshot.StopIDsMatchedCount[agencyID] = len(matchedStopIDsByAgency[agencyID])
- snapshot.StopIDsUnmatchedCount[agencyID] = len(unmatchedStopIDsByAgency[agencyID])
- snapshot.StopIDsUnmatched[agencyID] = sortedKeys(unmatchedStopIDsByAgency[agencyID])
- }
+ finalizeAgencyMetrics(snapshot, coveredAgencies, unmatchedTripIDsByAgency, matchedStopIDsByAgency, unmatchedStopIDsByAgency)
return nil
}
+
+// finalizeAgencyMetrics writes the cross-feed deduplicated counts and ID
+// lists into snapshot, and backfills the freshness of any agency no feed
+// reported on.
+func finalizeAgencyMetrics(
+ snapshot *MetricsSnapshot,
+ coveredAgencies map[string]bool,
+ unmatchedTripIDs, matchedStopIDs, unmatchedStopIDs map[string]map[string]bool,
+) {
+ for _, agencyID := range snapshot.AgencyIDs {
+ backfillFreshness(snapshot, agencyID, coveredAgencies[agencyID])
+ snapshot.RealtimeTripCountsUnmatched[agencyID] = len(unmatchedTripIDs[agencyID])
+ snapshot.RealtimeTripIDsUnmatched[agencyID] = sortedKeys(unmatchedTripIDs[agencyID])
+ snapshot.StopIDsMatchedCount[agencyID] = len(matchedStopIDs[agencyID])
+ snapshot.StopIDsUnmatchedCount[agencyID] = len(unmatchedStopIDs[agencyID])
+ snapshot.StopIDsUnmatched[agencyID] = sortedKeys(unmatchedStopIDs[agencyID])
+ }
+}
+
+// backfillFreshness records realtimeUpdateUnknown for an agency that a
+// configured feed covers but whose freshness no feed reported, and 0 for an
+// agency with no covering feed at all.
+func backfillFreshness(snapshot *MetricsSnapshot, agencyID string, covered bool) {
+ if _, tracked := snapshot.TimeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate[agencyID]; tracked {
+ return
+ }
+ if covered {
+ snapshot.TimeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate[agencyID] = realtimeUpdateUnknown
+ return
+ }
+ snapshot.TimeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate[agencyID] = 0
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| func (manager *Manager) populateRealtimeMetrics(ctx context.Context, snapshot *MetricsSnapshot) error { | |
| now := time.Now() | |
| unmatchedTripIDsByAgency := make(map[string]map[string]bool, len(snapshot.AgencyIDs)) | |
| matchedStopIDsByAgency := make(map[string]map[string]bool, len(snapshot.AgencyIDs)) | |
| unmatchedStopIDsByAgency := make(map[string]map[string]bool, len(snapshot.AgencyIDs)) | |
| coveredAgencies := make(map[string]bool, len(snapshot.AgencyIDs)) | |
| for _, feed := range manager.snapshotRealtimeFeedState() { | |
| metrics, err := manager.computeFeedMetrics(ctx, feed.trips, now) | |
| if err != nil { | |
| return err | |
| } | |
| agencyIDs := feed.agencyFilter | |
| if len(agencyIDs) == 0 { | |
| agencyIDs = metrics.resolvedAgencyIDs | |
| } | |
| var staleness int64 | |
| if feed.hasUpdate { | |
| staleness = int64(now.Sub(feed.lastUpdate).Seconds()) | |
| } | |
| for agencyID := range agencyIDs { | |
| coveredAgencies[agencyID] = true | |
| applyFeedMetrics(snapshot, agencyID, metrics, feed.hasUpdate, staleness) | |
| addToAgencySet(unmatchedTripIDsByAgency, agencyID, metrics.tripIDsUnmatched) | |
| addToAgencySet(matchedStopIDsByAgency, agencyID, metrics.stopIDsMatched) | |
| addToAgencySet(unmatchedStopIDsByAgency, agencyID, metrics.stopIDsUnmatched) | |
| } | |
| } | |
| for _, agencyID := range snapshot.AgencyIDs { | |
| if _, tracked := snapshot.TimeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate[agencyID]; !tracked { | |
| if coveredAgencies[agencyID] { | |
| snapshot.TimeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate[agencyID] = realtimeUpdateUnknown | |
| } else { | |
| snapshot.TimeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate[agencyID] = 0 | |
| } | |
| } | |
| snapshot.RealtimeTripCountsUnmatched[agencyID] = len(unmatchedTripIDsByAgency[agencyID]) | |
| snapshot.RealtimeTripIDsUnmatched[agencyID] = sortedKeys(unmatchedTripIDsByAgency[agencyID]) | |
| snapshot.StopIDsMatchedCount[agencyID] = len(matchedStopIDsByAgency[agencyID]) | |
| snapshot.StopIDsUnmatchedCount[agencyID] = len(unmatchedStopIDsByAgency[agencyID]) | |
| snapshot.StopIDsUnmatched[agencyID] = sortedKeys(unmatchedStopIDsByAgency[agencyID]) | |
| } | |
| func (manager *Manager) populateRealtimeMetrics(ctx context.Context, snapshot *MetricsSnapshot) error { | |
| now := time.Now() | |
| unmatchedTripIDsByAgency := make(map[string]map[string]bool, len(snapshot.AgencyIDs)) | |
| matchedStopIDsByAgency := make(map[string]map[string]bool, len(snapshot.AgencyIDs)) | |
| unmatchedStopIDsByAgency := make(map[string]map[string]bool, len(snapshot.AgencyIDs)) | |
| coveredAgencies := make(map[string]bool, len(snapshot.AgencyIDs)) | |
| for _, feed := range manager.snapshotRealtimeFeedState() { | |
| metrics, err := manager.computeFeedMetrics(ctx, feed.trips, now) | |
| if err != nil { | |
| return err | |
| } | |
| agencyIDs := feed.agencyFilter | |
| if len(agencyIDs) == 0 { | |
| agencyIDs = metrics.resolvedAgencyIDs | |
| } | |
| var staleness int64 | |
| if feed.hasUpdate { | |
| staleness = int64(now.Sub(feed.lastUpdate).Seconds()) | |
| } | |
| for agencyID := range agencyIDs { | |
| coveredAgencies[agencyID] = true | |
| applyFeedMetrics(snapshot, agencyID, metrics, feed.hasUpdate, staleness) | |
| addToAgencySet(unmatchedTripIDsByAgency, agencyID, metrics.tripIDsUnmatched) | |
| addToAgencySet(matchedStopIDsByAgency, agencyID, metrics.stopIDsMatched) | |
| addToAgencySet(unmatchedStopIDsByAgency, agencyID, metrics.stopIDsUnmatched) | |
| } | |
| } | |
| finalizeAgencyMetrics(snapshot, coveredAgencies, unmatchedTripIDsByAgency, matchedStopIDsByAgency, unmatchedStopIDsByAgency) | |
| return nil | |
| } | |
| // finalizeAgencyMetrics writes the cross-feed deduplicated counts and ID | |
| // lists into snapshot, and backfills the freshness of any agency no feed | |
| // reported on. | |
| func finalizeAgencyMetrics( | |
| snapshot *MetricsSnapshot, | |
| coveredAgencies map[string]bool, | |
| unmatchedTripIDs, matchedStopIDs, unmatchedStopIDs map[string]map[string]bool, | |
| ) { | |
| for _, agencyID := range snapshot.AgencyIDs { | |
| backfillFreshness(snapshot, agencyID, coveredAgencies[agencyID]) | |
| snapshot.RealtimeTripCountsUnmatched[agencyID] = len(unmatchedTripIDs[agencyID]) | |
| snapshot.RealtimeTripIDsUnmatched[agencyID] = sortedKeys(unmatchedTripIDs[agencyID]) | |
| snapshot.StopIDsMatchedCount[agencyID] = len(matchedStopIDs[agencyID]) | |
| snapshot.StopIDsUnmatchedCount[agencyID] = len(unmatchedStopIDs[agencyID]) | |
| snapshot.StopIDsUnmatched[agencyID] = sortedKeys(unmatchedStopIDs[agencyID]) | |
| } | |
| } | |
| // backfillFreshness records realtimeUpdateUnknown for an agency that a | |
| // configured feed covers but whose freshness no feed reported, and 0 for an | |
| // agency with no covering feed at all. | |
| func backfillFreshness(snapshot *MetricsSnapshot, agencyID string, covered bool) { | |
| if _, tracked := snapshot.TimeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate[agencyID]; tracked { | |
| return | |
| } | |
| if covered { | |
| snapshot.TimeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate[agencyID] = realtimeUpdateUnknown | |
| return | |
| } | |
| snapshot.TimeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate[agencyID] = 0 | |
| } |
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In `@internal/gtfs/metrics.go` around lines 260 - 306, Extract the final
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| staticTrips, err := manager.GtfsDB.Queries.GetTripsByIDs(ctx, collectTripIDs(trips)) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
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| tripRouteByID[staticTrip.ID] = staticTrip.RouteID | ||
| if blockID := nulls.StringOrEmpty(staticTrip.BlockID); blockID != "" { | ||
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| // stop_time_updates against the static schedule. | ||
| func (manager *Manager) staticStopIDsForTrips(ctx context.Context, trips []gtfs.Trip) (map[string]bool, error) { | ||
| staticStops, err := manager.GtfsDB.Queries.GetStopsByIDs(ctx, collectStopIDs(trips)) |
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The SQLite parameter limit, defined by the macro SQLITE_MAX_VARIABLE_NUMBER, has a default value of 32,766 in SQLite 3.32.0 and later versions [1][2]. Prior to version 3.32.0 (released May 22, 2020), this limit defaulted to 999 [1][3]. Regarding the specified Go SQLite drivers: 1. mattn/go-sqlite3: This driver is a CGO wrapper around the SQLite C library [4][5]. Its SQLITE_MAX_VARIABLE_NUMBER limit is determined by the version of the SQLite C library it is compiled against [4]. If you are using a modern version of this driver linked against a current SQLite library, the limit will be the standard 32,766 [1][6]. If it is linked against an older SQLite library, or if specific compilation flags (CGO_CFLAGS) were used during build to override the default, the limit will differ [4]. Developers often use compiler flags like -DSQLITE_MAX_VARIABLE_NUMBER=32766 during the build process to ensure this higher limit when working with older environment defaults [4]. 2. modernc.org/sqlite: This is a C-to-Go transpilation of SQLite. Being a direct port of the SQLite source code, it generally tracks the behavior and limits of the corresponding SQLite upstream version [7]. As a pure Go implementation, it does not rely on CGO or system-level SQLite library headers, meaning its limits are determined by the specific version of the transpiled code within the module [8][9]. It adheres to the standard SQLite implementation limits, which include the 32,766 variable limit in current versions [1]. In both cases, the limit is a compile-time constant that can be adjusted down at runtime for a specific database connection using the sqlite3_limit interface (SQLITE_LIMIT_VARIABLE_NUMBER), but it cannot be increased beyond the compiled-in maximum [1][2].
Citations:
- 1: https://sqlite.org/limits.html
- 2: https://www.sqlite.org/draft/limits.html
- 3: https://web.archive.org/web/20211107064937/https:/sqlite.org/limits.html
- 4: Increase maximum SQLite variables count to 32766 go-gitea/gitea#11696
- 5: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/mattn/go-sqlite3
- 6: https://sqlite.org/src/doc/tip/src/sqliteLimit.h
- 7: https://github.com/modernc-org/sqlite
- 8: https://pkg.go.dev/modernc.org/sqlite
- 9: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/modernc-org/sqlite@v1.47.1-0.20260317133414-c2c6272674ca
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Batch the GetTripsByIDs and GetStopsByIDs lookups
The collectors only deduplicate IDs. The generated queries create one bind variable per ID. Large polls can exceed SQLite’s variable limit and fail the metrics request. Reuse the existing 900-ID batching pattern.
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trip and stop collectors before calling GetTripsByIDs and GetStopsByIDs, using
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| classifyStopTimeUpdates(trip.StopTimeUpdates, staticStopIDs, result.matchedStopIDs, result.unmatchedStopIDs) | ||
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| if stopTimeUpdate.StopID == nil { | ||
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| } | ||
| if staticStopIDs[*stopTimeUpdate.StopID] { | ||
| matchedStopIDs[*stopTimeUpdate.StopID] = true | ||
| } else { | ||
| unmatchedStopIDs[*stopTimeUpdate.StopID] = true | ||
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Remove the ambiguous positional map parameters from classifyStopTimeUpdates.
The signature takes three consecutive map[string]bool parameters. A caller can swap matchedStopIDs and unmatchedStopIDs at Line 443 and the code still compiles. The stop metrics would then invert silently. Accept the tripClassification value instead, so each set is named at the point of use.
As per coding guidelines: "Wrap long multi-clause boolean expressions, avoid magic numbers and strings, and avoid ambiguous positional parameters; use named locals or options structs when appropriate."
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- classifyStopTimeUpdates(trip.StopTimeUpdates, staticStopIDs, result.matchedStopIDs, result.unmatchedStopIDs)
+ result.classifyStopTimeUpdates(trip.StopTimeUpdates, staticStopIDs)
}
return result
}
-func classifyStopTimeUpdates(updates []gtfs.StopTimeUpdate, staticStopIDs, matchedStopIDs, unmatchedStopIDs map[string]bool) {
+// classifyStopTimeUpdates records each referenced stop ID in the matched or
+// unmatched set, depending on whether it exists in the static schedule.
+func (c tripClassification) classifyStopTimeUpdates(updates []gtfs.StopTimeUpdate, staticStopIDs map[string]bool) {
for _, stopTimeUpdate := range updates {
if stopTimeUpdate.StopID == nil {
continue
}
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+ c.matchedStopIDs[*stopTimeUpdate.StopID] = true
} else {
- unmatchedStopIDs[*stopTimeUpdate.StopID] = true
+ c.unmatchedStopIDs[*stopTimeUpdate.StopID] = true
}
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| classifyStopTimeUpdates(trip.StopTimeUpdates, staticStopIDs, result.matchedStopIDs, result.unmatchedStopIDs) | |
| } | |
| return result | |
| } | |
| func classifyStopTimeUpdates(updates []gtfs.StopTimeUpdate, staticStopIDs, matchedStopIDs, unmatchedStopIDs map[string]bool) { | |
| for _, stopTimeUpdate := range updates { | |
| if stopTimeUpdate.StopID == nil { | |
| continue | |
| } | |
| if staticStopIDs[*stopTimeUpdate.StopID] { | |
| matchedStopIDs[*stopTimeUpdate.StopID] = true | |
| } else { | |
| unmatchedStopIDs[*stopTimeUpdate.StopID] = true | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } | |
| result.classifyStopTimeUpdates(trip.StopTimeUpdates, staticStopIDs) | |
| } | |
| return result | |
| } | |
| // classifyStopTimeUpdates records each referenced stop ID in the matched or | |
| // unmatched set, depending on whether it exists in the static schedule. | |
| func (c tripClassification) classifyStopTimeUpdates(updates []gtfs.StopTimeUpdate, staticStopIDs map[string]bool) { | |
| for _, stopTimeUpdate := range updates { | |
| if stopTimeUpdate.StopID == nil { | |
| continue | |
| } | |
| if staticStopIDs[*stopTimeUpdate.StopID] { | |
| c.matchedStopIDs[*stopTimeUpdate.StopID] = true | |
| } else { | |
| c.unmatchedStopIDs[*stopTimeUpdate.StopID] = true | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } |
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In `@internal/gtfs/metrics.go` around lines 443 - 460, Update
classifyStopTimeUpdates to accept the tripClassification value instead of three
positional map parameters, and use its named matched and unmatched stop-ID sets
when classifying updates. Adjust the caller at the trip classification flow to
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| if hasUpdate { | ||
| // The most-stale covering feed determines the agency's reported | ||
| // staleness, not the freshest: a monitoring signal should surface the | ||
| // worst case, not let one healthy feed mask a dead sibling. | ||
| existing, tracked := snapshot.TimeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate[agencyID] | ||
| if !tracked || staleness > existing { | ||
| snapshot.TimeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate[agencyID] = staleness | ||
| } | ||
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Make freshness documentation describe the most-stale feed.
The aggregation uses the maximum staleness across covering feeds, so the most-stale feed wins. Both the response-field description and model comment currently say "freshest", which is misleading for consumers and maintainers. Update both comments to describe the most-stale semantics while retaining the existing -1 and 0 sentinel behavior.
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In `@internal/gtfs/metrics.go` around lines 630 - 638, Update the field
documentation for TimeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate to state that it records the
seconds since the most-stale feed covering the agency last updated successfully,
matching the maximum-staleness selection in the hasUpdate block.
Apply the same fix in `@internal/models/metrics.go` around lines 17 - 21: The
model description has the same freshest-versus-most-stale mismatch.
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Automated review (medium effort). Five findings below, all in internal/gtfs/metrics.go. The strongest is the DST issue at line 143: sinceMidnight is computed with time.Sub, reproducing a pitfall internal/utils.CalculateSecondsSinceServiceDate was explicitly written to avoid. Several others trace gaps in the "unknown vs. stale vs. fresh" freshness logic that this PR's own "Fix stale feeds reporting as fresh" commit was meant to close but doesn't fully cover. (A sixth finding about the raw -1/0 freshness sentinel was dropped as a duplicate of the existing CodeRabbit comment on line 49.)
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| localNow := now.In(loc) | ||
| midnight := time.Date(localNow.Year(), localNow.Month(), localNow.Day(), 0, 0, 0, 0, loc) | ||
| sinceMidnight := max(localNow.Sub(midnight), 0) |
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sinceMidnight is computed with localNow.Sub(midnight) (real elapsed duration) instead of wall-clock math, reproducing the DST pitfall internal/utils.CalculateSecondsSinceServiceDate's doc comment explicitly warns about: using time.Sub diverges from GTFS by 3600s during the DST fall-back ambiguous hour, causing wrong schedule offsets. During that hour, countActiveBlocksAt gets an at offset by up to 3600s from true GTFS wall-clock time-of-day, over/under-counting active blocks in scheduledTripsCount.
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This only updates the agency's staleness from feeds with hasUpdate==true, so a feed that has never successfully updated is silently excluded from the "most-stale feed wins" comparison. Example: agency A covered by feed-1 (healthy, staleness=5s) and feed-2 (hasUpdate=false, never updated) ends up with TimeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate[A]=5, hiding feed-2's total failure — contradicting the adjacent comment's stated intent that the worst case should win.
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When a feed has no configured agency-ids and its trips don't resolve to any static route, resolvedAgencyIDs comes back empty, so this loop never runs and coveredAgencies is never set for the intended agency. TimeSinceLastRealtimeUpdate then falls back to 0 ("no covering feed") instead of -1 (unknown/broken) — the exact bug class this PR's "Fix stale feeds reporting as fresh" commit was meant to close, still open for unfiltered feeds whose trips no longer match the static schedule.
| if prediction == nil { | ||
| continue | ||
| } | ||
| if !found || prediction.Before(bestPrediction) { |
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Picking the trip with the earliest first-stop prediction as "the active leg" of a block can select a stale/just-finished trip update over the genuinely active one: if a just-finished trip's update still has all-past predictions, its (past) prediction sorts earlier than the active next trip's (future) prediction, so representativeTrip picks the finished trip. isTripActive then returns false and the whole block is undercounted as not active even though it has an active leg in the same poll.
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Feed metrics get attributed to every agency ID in feed.agencyFilter without checking it's a real agency from ListAgencies/snapshot.AgencyIDs. A stale or misspelled agency-ids entry (e.g. an agency removed from static GTFS without updating the RT config) creates an orphan key in the per-agency response maps that a client iterating the documented agencyIDs field will never see.
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| mux.Handle("GET /api/where/routes-for-location.json", CacheControlMiddleware(models.CacheDurationShort, rateLimitAndValidateAPIKey(api, api.routesForLocationHandler))) | ||
| mux.Handle("GET /api/where/trips-for-location.json", CacheControlMiddleware(models.CacheDurationShort, rateLimitAndValidateAPIKey(api, api.tripsForLocationHandler))) | ||
| mux.Handle("GET /api/where/config.json", rateLimitAndValidateAPIKey(api, api.configHandler)) | ||
| mux.Handle("GET /api/where/metrics.json", rateLimitAndValidateAPIKey(api, api.metricsHandler)) |
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Add GET /api/where/metrics.json to the authoritative OpenAPI contract.
Both testdata/openapi.yml and the live sdk-config OpenAPI document omit this route. Add the path to sdk-config and regenerate the local specification, or document an explicit exception.
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In `@internal/restapi/routes.go` at line 89, Update the authoritative OpenAPI
definition and generated local specification to include GET
/api/where/metrics.json, matching the route registered in api.metricsHandler and
the existing contract conventions; only use an explicit documented exception if
this endpoint is intentionally excluded.
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Fixes: #1363
Adds
GET /api/where/metrics.jsonto Maglev, matching OneBusAway Java's undocumented but widely used monitoring endpoint field-for-field. This ensures existing watchdog and alerting tooling built around the Java response shape works unmodified against a Maglev instance.Per agency, the endpoint reports:
Full technical write-up: Java source cross-references for every field, matching mechanics (block grouping and activity-window gating), naming concerns, and proposed follow-up metrics:
Metrics Endpoint — Feature Spec
Changes
The implementation is split into three layered, independently reviewable commits:
gtfsdb— AddsGetActiveTripBlockIDsForAgencyandGetActiveLayoverBlockIDsForAgencyto count blocks that are active right now, either mid-trip or laying over. This matches Java'sBlockStatusServiceImpl#getActiveBlocksForAgency.internal/gtfs— AddsManager.GetMetricsto match real-time records, trips, and stops against the static schedule. Matching is grouped by static block ID and gated by an activity window, matching Java'sGtfsRealtimeSource/GtfsRealtimeTripLibrarygrouping andisTripActivesemantics.internal/restapi— Adds the thin handler, model, and route registration, following the existingconfig.json/current-time.jsonpattern.Verification
Every field was cross-checked against a live production Java
metrics.jsonresponse for the same upstream GTFS-RT feed during development, rather than relying only on isolated unit tests.scheduledTripsCountrealtimeRecordsTotalrealtimeTripCountsMatchedstopIDsMatchedCountThe remaining ±1 differences are expected live-feed polling/timing skew rather than implementation discrepancies. See the feature spec for the full before/after story, including the two rounds of debugging that brought these numbers this close.
Known, Deliberate Deviations from Java
timeSinceLastRealtimeUpdatereturns0for an agency with no covering feed, instead of Java's raw current-epoch-seconds. This is a genuine Java bug:MonitoredResult._lastUpdatedefaults to0, resulting in(now - 0) / 1000. This was confirmed by decoding a live production sample and isn't worth reproducing.realtimeTripCountsMatched/realtimeTripCountsUnmatcheduse static-ID resolution plus the same activity-window gate as Java, rather than reproducing Java's full schedule-deviation block-matching engine (GtfsRealtimeTripLibrary#applyTripUpdatesToRecord). This reproduces Java's counts exactly on the live data tested while avoiding disproportionate complexity for a monitoring endpoint. The full rationale is documented in the feature spec.Spec / Wiki Gap
metrics.jsoncurrently has no entry intestdata/openapi.ymlor the upstreammaglev.wikieither. I'm flagging this in line withCONTRIBUTING.mdrather than blocking the implementation on it.The feature spec above is the first step toward properly documenting the endpoint. I'll add the formal API documentation once we've agreed on the fields, naming, and behavior.
Test Plan
metrics.jsonfor the same upstream feed (see Verification above)Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
/api/where/metrics.json.Tests