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[GTFS Fares v2] Area Set matching predicates. #483

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Add support for matching "sets" of areas in fare_leg_rules.txt per this proposal.

@eliasmbd eliasmbd added GTFS Schedule Issues and Pull Requests that focus on GTFS Schedule Extension: GTFS-Fares Issues and Pull Requests that focus on GTFS-Fares Extension labels Jul 22, 2024
@@ -477,12 +479,16 @@ To process the cost of a leg:

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For area set predicates in `fare_leg_rules.txt` specified below, a leg “travels through an area” if any of the stops or parent stations (if the area is not defined at the stop-level) of the leg; including departure, arrival, and intermediate stops; belongs to the specified area as defined by [stop_areas.txt](#stopareastxt).
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For the intermediate stops, it seems they must be stops defined in stop_times rather than "geographical pass-through" stops. Could the current description cause misunderstandings? Would it be clearer to state this explicitly?

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I attempted to add explicit language. Let me know what you think.

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Looks good to me!

Just to confirm:

and intermediate stops as referenced by the trip's stop-time entries; belongs to the specified area as defined by [stop_areas.txt]

This means that entries will be included regardless of their pickup_type and drop_off_type values (e.g., value=1 - No pickup/drop_off available). Is this correct?

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Yes, I suppose that's correct.

I think we discussed this briefly in the last meeting, yes? I think it's reasonable to make the default the simple case (passes through a stop).

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Yes, got it. Just want to confirm if I correctly understand the semantics here (i.e. regardless of the pickup_type and drop_off_type values).

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Here is a dataset that has already been implemented by Ito, which is part of a private feed.

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