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grote avatar grote commented on May 25, 2024

Has this secretly been fixed?

A query like this http://api.navitia.io/v1/coverage/fr-idf/stop_areas/stop_area:OIF:SA:8775862/departures?from_datetime=20160519T223512&count=12&duration=86400&depth=0 now returns a list of departures that has a route and in this route seem always to be physical_modes like this:

                "physical_modes": [
                    {
                        "id": "physical_mode:Bus",
                        "name": "Bus"
                    }
                ]
                "physical_modes": [
                    {
                        "id": "physical_mode:RapidTransit",
                        "name": "Train de banlieue / RER"
                    }
                ]

Is this now reliable and stable for all /departures queries?

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pbougue avatar pbougue commented on May 25, 2024

I'd say stable, but not fully reliable.

We added this to route objects, and this information is "most of the time" true. That is to say when a route only uses one physical_mode, it's true (as we only retrieve the first physical_mode linked to that route).
In the ideal model of the real world, this information linked to a route is a list, but in the real world it would be hard to find an instance where there are multiple physical_modes.

What you really want if I understand well is the departures/display_information/physical_mode to be an id and not a name (this information is reliable, as it is linked to the vehicle_journey). If so we will have a look to see if it's doable and how.

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grote avatar grote commented on May 25, 2024

As long as every departure query gives me a route object that contains the physical mode of that departure I am happy and consider this issue resolved. I've never seen a line with two different physical modes in the wild.

The problem was that this information was sometimes there in the display information, but not reliable as it could not always be mapped to the officially supported physical modes.

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pbougue avatar pbougue commented on May 25, 2024

If it's Ok for you, then I close this issue.

I did a little mistake, as we have a physical_mode list in route, so the information is reliable (but hard to read into if you have more than one mode).

We might look into enriching departures/display_information with a physical_mode id somehow, but not sure we will do, as this seems enough as it is.
Don't hesitate to reopen and we would probably look into that solution.

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