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Describe the bug
In the GTFS Schedule Feeds Latest views, there appears to be data for itp_ids that do not exist in agencies.yml. In some cases, these strange itp_ids also contain data from multiple feeds that have their own unique itp_ids as well.
Strange itp_ids I've found so far: 1, 8, 2, 3 (there may be more?)
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
In one of the GTFS Schedule Feeds Latest views (feed info or agency are good places to start), filter by itp_id == 1 or itp_id == 8 or itp_id == 2 or itp_id == 3 ...
Observe that data appears for apparently multiple feeds despite these itp_ids not being present in agencies.yml
Expected behavior
itp_ids in these views should not span multiple unrelated feeds, and should be present in agencies.yml
Additional context
For example, filtering by itp_id == 1 gives data for Long Beach Transit alongside Eastern Sierra Transit Authority and Fairfield and Suisun Transit, despite these feeds not being related and having their own itp_ids (170, 99, and 110)...
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Some of this is caused by #235 (duplicate), but I think that there is at least some aspect of another issue here that's akin to #1184 (like, there are two things here:
The logic in these gtfs_schedule tables should have filtered out stuff that's not marked as current
But separately, the things that aren't current should have been marked as deleted in some more obvious way)
@edasmalchi I am closing this as fixed by #1320 since GTFS Schedule Feeds Latest itself is ok now. But I am moving the second issue (the fact that the mislabeled data exists at all) to #1353 for subsequent remediation.
Describe the bug
In the GTFS Schedule Feeds Latest views, there appears to be data for itp_ids that do not exist in agencies.yml. In some cases, these strange itp_ids also contain data from multiple feeds that have their own unique itp_ids as well.
Strange itp_ids I've found so far: 1, 8, 2, 3 (there may be more?)
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
itp_id == 1
oritp_id == 8
oritp_id == 2
oritp_id == 3
...Expected behavior
itp_ids in these views should not span multiple unrelated feeds, and should be present in agencies.yml
Additional context
For example, filtering by
itp_id == 1
gives data for Long Beach Transit alongside Eastern Sierra Transit Authority and Fairfield and Suisun Transit, despite these feeds not being related and having their own itp_ids (170, 99, and 110)...The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: