Fix (#1046) : Stops fetch request by agency polluted by non-requested agencies stops. - #1380
Fix (#1046) : Stops fetch request by agency polluted by non-requested agencies stops.#1380yash170603 wants to merge 7 commits into
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ChangesAgency-scoped route references
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change correctly scopes route references to the requested agency, but agency lookup failures can still return HTTP 200 responses with incomplete reference data or hide server errors. This bounded correctness issue should be fixed before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant stopsForAgencyHandler
participant BuildRouteReferences
participant Database
participant appendRouteAgencyReference
participant StopResponse
stopsForAgencyHandler->>BuildRouteReferences: route IDs and requested agency
BuildRouteReferences->>Database: agency-qualified route IDs
Database-->>BuildRouteReferences: matching routes
BuildRouteReferences-->>stopsForAgencyHandler: routes with agency metadata
stopsForAgencyHandler->>appendRouteAgencyReference: add route agencies
appendRouteAgencyReference->>StopResponse: update references.agencies
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In `@internal/restapi/reference_utils_test.go`:
- Around line 295-299: Update the routes.txt fixture used by the relevant
reference utility test so agency A2 also has route ID r100, then change the
multi-agency input and expected assertions to use A2_r100 while preserving the
existing A1_r100 case.
- Around line 271-374: Extend
TestBuildRouteReferences_MultiAgencyScopingAndCollision with cases covering a
referenced route ID that contains no underscore and a database route whose
AgencyID is empty. Verify each fallback branch in BuildRouteReferences returns
the expected route and agency values without changing existing multi-agency
assertions.
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Hey @yash170603, Could you please fix the format issue and sonarqubecloud issue? |
- Add doc comment to BuildRouteReferences (exported method) - Add doc comments to TestBuildRouteReferences_Empty, TestBuildRouteReferences_ContextCancellation, and TestBuildRouteReferences_MultiAgencyScopingAndCollision - Remove trailing blank line at end of reference_utils_test.go
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Hey @Ahmedhossamdev, thanks for the review! Here is the update on both items: Format issueFixed — removed the trailing blank line at end of SonarQubeCloud 0.0% Coverage on New CodeThis is the standard result for all fork PRs — SonarCloud cannot read the
The CI already generates CodeRabbit: collision test (same route ID across agencies)CodeRabbit suggested adding a test where agency A2 also has CREATE TABLE routes (
id TEXT PRIMARY KEY, -- unique constraint
agency_id TEXT NOT NULL, -- NOT NULL
FOREIGN KEY (agency_id) REFERENCES agencies(id) -- FK enforced
) STRICT;I verified this against an in-memory SQLite instance:
GTFS spec also mandates unique CodeRabbit: empty AgencyID fallback testAlso impossible — the schema enforces both
The empty-AgencyID fallback at Summary
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I think this PR is moving in the right direction, but I’m requesting changes because it only fixes half of the legacy/reference contract.
Looking at legacy Java, route references are hydrated from the routes already exposed by each stop: BeanFactoryV2.getStop() adds each route ID to the stop and calls addToReferences(route). getRoute(route) then preserves the route’s own agency and also calls addToReferences(route.getAgency()).
So I don’t think BuildRouteReferences should be a strict “requested agency only” filter. Its contract should be: for every route ID already exposed by the stops, add the matching route reference using that route’s real agency. This PR mostly does that.
The remaining gap is that the callers still usually populate data.references.agencies with only the requested/current agency. After this change, data.references.routes can include a cross-agency route such as { id: "A2_r300", agencyId: "A2" }, but data.references.agencies may still omit A2. That leaves the route’s agencyId unresolved in the references block, whereas legacy’s addToReferences(route) would include the owning agency too.
Could you update the PR so every agency owning a returned route reference is also included in references.agencies, and add an endpoint-level test for a cross-agency stop/route case? The helper-level tests are useful, but the response-level invariant we need to protect is:
every
references.routes[].agencyIdhas a matching agency inreferences.agencies.
Once that invariant is covered, this should line up much better with both #1046 and the planned multi-agency support direction.
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@burma-shave , sure will pick this up and fix it |
…references BuildRouteReferences now correctly labels a route with its real agency even when that differs from the requested one (a stop can be served by more than one agency's routes). But stopsForAgencyHandler still hardcoded references.Agencies to just the requested agency, so a route reference with e.g. agencyId "A2" could come back with no "A2" entry in references.agencies at all -- a dangling reference. Reuse the existing appendRouteAgencyReference helper (already used by trip_for_vehicle_handler) to add each route's owning agency when it's not already the requested one. Made that helper dedupe against agencies already present, since this call site can hit the same foreign agency from multiple routes in one request. Adds an endpoint-level test (not just the existing BuildRouteReferences unit tests) that hits stopsForAgencyHandler with a cross-agency stop/route fixture and asserts every references.routes[].agencyId resolves against references.agencies. Addresses the review feedback on PR OneBusAway#1380.
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internal/restapi/reference_utils.go (1)
196-200: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPropagate route-agency lookup failures.
appendRouteAgencyReferencediscards everyGetAgencyerror. The new stops-for-agency path calls this helper for cross-agency routes. A missing agency or database failure can therefore return HTTP 200 with a route whoseagencyIdis absent fromreferences.agencies, or hide a server failure. Return the error tostopsForAgencyHandler; usesendNotFoundonly forerrors.Is(err, sql.ErrNoRows)andserverErrorResponsefor all other errors.As per coding guidelines, database lookup errors must use
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In `@internal/restapi/reference_utils.go`:
- Around line 196-200: Update appendRouteAgencyReference to return the GetAgency
error instead of discarding it, and propagate that error through
stopsForAgencyHandler. Handle sql.ErrNoRows with sendNotFound, and route all
other lookup failures to serverErrorResponse.
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SonarCloud flagged BuildRouteReferences at cognitive complexity 16
against the repo's 15 limit (pre-existing, from the agency-filtering
logic added earlier in this branch -- not from the reference-agency
fix in the previous commit).
Split into three pieces with no nesting deeper than one level each:
expectedRouteIDsForStops (walk stops, build the expected-ID set and
the bare route IDs to query), filterRoutesByExpectedCombinedID
(keep only DB routes whose real agency-qualified ID was actually
requested, deduplicated), and BuildRouteReferences itself now just
orchestrates the two plus the DB call and buildRouteModels.
Behavior is unchanged: the guard-clause rewrite in the filter
(if !expected || seen { continue }) is the De Morgan's-law inverse
of the original (if expected && !seen { append }). Verified against
the full existing BuildRouteReferences test suite (empty input,
cancelled context, multi-agency scoping/collision, dedup, no-underscore
fallback) plus the full repo test suite -- all pass unchanged.
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Hey @burma-shave, you're right that this was only half done. Pushed a fix. Now after stopsForAgencyHandler builds the route references, I loop through them and if a route belongs to a different agency than the one requested, I add that agency into references.agencies too (reused the appendRouteAgencyReference helper that's already used in trip_for_vehicle_handler.go, so it's not a new pattern). Also added an endpoint-level test like you asked — sets up a stop for A1 that's also served by an A2 route, hits the actual handler, and checks that every route in the response has its agency present in references.agencies. Not just checking the one example, it checks all of them generically. To be sure this actually does something (didn't want to just add a test that passes no matter what), I reverted the fix and reran it — it failed with basically the exact gap you described, route agency missing from the agencies list. Put the fix back, ran the whole test suite, all green. One thing — you said "callers" plural, I only fixed stopsForAgencyHandler since that's what the issue is about. stops_for_route_handler.go has the same problem though. Should I fix that here only? or a different fix to avoid polluting the pr.! Thanks |
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The pr tries to solve #1046
In multi-agency GTFS feeds, BuildRouteReferences (in internal/restapi/reference_utils.go) calls
GetRoutesByIDs without filtering by agency_id. This causes incorrect behavior where routes matching the
ID from any agency in the feed are included in the results, rather than only those belonging to the
targeted agency.
Propsed fix:-
Updated BuildRouteReferences to incorporate agency_id filtering when querying for routes, ensuring that
route references are correctly scoped to the requested agency.
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Bug Fixes