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Fix RTree precision at spatial query boundaries - #1634
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Check name Status Explanation Title check The title is concise, specific, and accurately describes the main change: correcting RTree precision handling at spatial query boundaries. Description check The description follows the repository template and includes the issue reference, change summary, root cause, regression testing, validation commands, response comparison, checklist, and reviewer note… Linked Issues check Issue #1627requires all three spatial queries to use RTree overlap for candidates and inclusive original-coordinate checks.gtfsdb/stops_rtree.goapplies this pattern to `GetActiveStopsWithinBounds…Out of Scope Changes check The supplied change summary identifies changes only in gtfsdb/stops_rtree.goandgtfsdb/stops_rtree_test.go. The SQL changes implement issue#1627. The test fixture and assertions support the requ…Full details: Description check
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#1627requires all three spatial queries to use RTree overlap for candidates and inclusive original-coordinate checks.gtfsdb/stops_rtree.goapplies this pattern toGetActiveStopsWithinBounds,GetStopIDsWithinBounds, andGetActiveRoutesWithinBounds.gtfsdb/stops_rtree_test.gotests inside, on-edge, and outside stops across edges and corners, plus route filters and limits. The supplied test report states that the regression fails at the merge base and passes at the reviewed head.
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gtfsdb/stops_rtree.goandgtfsdb/stops_rtree_test.go. The SQL changes implement issue#1627. The test fixture and assertions support the required spatial-query behavior. No unrelated endpoint, schema, generated-file, or API change is demonstrated.
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- Around line 31-34: Update CONTRIBUTING.md to list gtfsdb/stops_rtree.go as a
sanctioned manually maintained exception and explain that sqlc does not support
RTree virtual tables; keep the queries manual rather than moving them to
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git diff b0ad9a1db45f9e2bf6df16f5c9da7a3a93ba7128 29015408478097fec4301aa4a572ae2d8fc68604 -- gtfsdb/stops_rtree.go | head -120Repository: OneBusAway/maglev
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Document the RTree exception in the repository policy.
gtfsdb/stops_rtree.go is manually maintained because sqlc does not support RTree virtual tables. However, the current guidance sanctions only gtfsdb/fts_queries.go. A local comment does not change that policy.
If these queries remain manual, add gtfsdb/stops_rtree.go to the sanctioned exceptions in CONTRIBUTING.md and document the sqlc limitation. Otherwise, move the queries to gtfsdb/query.sql and regenerate them.
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Review comment at @gtfsdb/stops_rtree.go around lines 31 - 34:
Update CONTRIBUTING.md to list gtfsdb/stops_rtree.go as a sanctioned manually
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LGTM @SaadShakeel1, nice tight fix and the overlap-only case being caught by the outside stops is a good touch. One small thing inline about the comment covering all three queries.
| // RTree bounds are rounded outward. Use index overlap to find candidates, then | ||
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This reads as the doc comment for getActiveStopsWithinBounds only, but getStopIDsWithinBounds and the route template rely on the same two-step check. Could you say it applies to all three spatial queries (or merge it into the file comment above) so nobody drops the exact check from one of them later?
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I will move the explanation to the shared file level comment and clarify that all three spatial queries rely on the same two step filtering.
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Thanks for the review, I have updated the comment. Should I also document stops_rtree.go as a manually maintained exception in CONTRIBUTING.md, like fts_queries.go? |
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Fixes #1627
What it does
Fixes geographic searches omitting stops whose actual coordinates are inside the requested bounding box. All three spatial queries now use RTree overlap to find candidates, then check the original stop coordinates against the exact bounds so outside stops stay excluded.
Root cause
SQLite stores RTree coordinates as 32-bit floating-point values and rounds their bounds outward. The previous queries required the entire rounded index rectangle to fit inside the search box, which could exclude a valid stop near an edge.
The fix keeps the spatial index for candidate selection and uses
stops.latandstops.lonfor the final inclusive bounds check. SQLite documents this rounding behavior.Testing
mainbefore this change: With the new regression test and the query file fromb0ad9a1d, the lower-latitude case expectedinside-edge,on-edge, andinside-center, but returned onlyinside-center. The stop, stop-ID, and route queries all failed.Relevant failure output:
The expanded test passes on this branch and covers all four edges, all four corners, inside/on/outside positions, route filters, and result limits.
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Full test-suite output:
Response comparison
The same paths and query parameters were used for Maglev. Its responses were captured through the actual HTTP router using
httptest.NewRecorderand temporary before/after builds.2.5.53-cs, bundleOCT26_2_1, checked on 2026-10-17 at approximately 18:47 UTC.Maglev loaded Sound Transit rail feed
SC-Fall-2026.5, valid 2026-10-01 through 2027-03-26, fromhttps://www.soundtransit.org/GTFS-rail/40_gtfs.zip.Both sources identify Westlake stop
40_1108at(47.611450, -122.337532), and their route IDs agree for these requests. The complete Java feed archive was not available for byte-level comparison.Maglev before:
b0ad9a1d. Maglev after:29015408. Its clock was fixed to the Java config response time so service-date filtering used the same date.stops-for-location[]40_110840_1108routes-for-location[]40_100479,40_2LINE40_100479,40_2LINEAll six boundary responses returned HTTP 200 and API code 200, with
outOfRange: falseandlimitExceeded: false. The following excerpts retain the relevant fields from the captured responses.{ "code": 200, "data": { "list": [], "outOfRange": false, "limitExceeded": false } }Stops and routes — relevant response fields
stops-for-location:{ "code": 200, "data": { "list": [ { "id": "40_1108", "name": "Westlake", "lat": 47.61145, "lon": -122.337532, "routeIds": ["40_100479"] } ], "outOfRange": false, "limitExceeded": false } }routes-for-location:{ "code": 200, "data": { "list": [ {"id": "40_100479", "shortName": "1 Line"}, {"id": "40_2LINE", "shortName": "2 Line"} ], "outOfRange": false, "limitExceeded": false } }Live Java responses — relevant response fields
stops-for-location:{ "code": 200, "data": { "list": [ { "id": "40_1108", "name": "Westlake", "lat": 47.61145, "lon": -122.337532, "routeIds": ["40_100479"] } ], "outOfRange": false, "limitExceeded": false } }routes-for-location:{ "code": 200, "data": { "list": [ {"id": "40_100479", "shortName": "1 Line"}, {"id": "40_2LINE", "shortName": "2 Line"} ], "outOfRange": false, "limitExceeded": false } }currentTime. The stop IDs and coordinates also match.Two existing stop-response differences remain: Maglev reports
locationType: 5where Java reports0, and Java includes a parent-stop reference withincludeReferences=falsewhile Maglev leaves references empty. A wider-box control request returned identical Maglev responses before and after this fix, confirming those differences predate it.Checklist
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mainand passes on this branch.gtfsdb/ortestdata/openapi.yml(synced from upstream).r.Context()to DB/service calls, notcontext.Background().testdata/openapi.yml, or an issue asking for it is open on OneBusAway/sdk-config.Notes for reviewers
gtfsdb/stops_rtree.gois an existing hand-written query file, explicitly documented as such because sqlc does not support RTree virtual tables. No sqlc-generated output or OpenAPI file was edited.Summary by CodeRabbit