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@leonardehrenfried leonardehrenfried commented Apr 29, 2026

This one removes the bicycle route names from streets and makes the location group stops appear in the vector tiles.

Again, this is just under two weeks of development but the changes are massive.

Default value for fares

The default value for the fares config has changed. By default, no fares are computed, so you have to enabled if by doing

"fares" : "gtfs"

in build-config.json.

Like this: 63c3497

I will send a pull request in open-source-configurations.

miklcct and others added 30 commits January 6, 2026 13:03
State.reverse() was called eagerly for every egress NearbyStop when
mapping to DefaultAccessEgress, allocating a full clone of the State
chain. Profiling showed this at 8.19% of total allocation under load.

The reversal is only needed for itinerary reconstruction of winning
paths. GraphPath already calls State.reverse() when arriveBy is true,
so removing the eager call defers reversal to the few winning paths
rather than applying it to every candidate.

The scalar values extracted during DefaultAccessEgress construction
(weight, elapsed time, walk-only mode) are direction-independent and
produce identical results on unreversed State.
…nce test

Clarify that getLastState() returns the terminal state in A* search
order, not chronological order. For egress searches the State is
unreversed (arriveBy=true) — reversal is deferred to GraphPath
construction for winning paths only.

Add a unit test verifying that durationInSeconds, c1, and isWalkOnly
produce identical results on reversed and unreversed State chains.
This invariant is what makes the deferred reversal safe.
…m/raptoradapter/transit/RoutingAccessEgress.java

Co-authored-by: Leonard Ehrenfried <mail@leonard.io>
…chema.graphqls

Co-authored-by: Joel Lappalainen <lappalj8@gmail.com>
…ches

When a direct-only search (no transit modes requested) returns no
itineraries, attach a new NO_DIRECT_MODE_CONNECTION error code so
clients can distinguish "no direct route found" from "something went
wrong." This eliminates ~97% of the "routing result is empty but there
is no errors" warnings in production, which are caused by clients
fanning out parallel direct-mode requests (flex, foot, bicycle, car,
etc.) alongside transit queries.
OTP Changelog Bot and others added 24 commits April 27, 2026 13:46
…ames

Remove relation route name application
…/com.graphql-java-graphql-java-26.x

Update dependency com.graphql-java:graphql-java to v26
Co-authored-by: Sigurd Totland <sigurdtotland@gmail.com>
Move the journey().transit().enabled() check back to the TransitRouter
call site as a separate short-circuit disjunct. The cannotReachTransit
predicate now reflects only access/egress reachability, matching its
name and javadoc.
…eprocessor

Extract RequestPreProcessor from RoutingWorker
…location-refactor

Disallow empty GenericLocation
…p-when-no-access-egress

Skip transit search when no access or egress mode is set
Corrected the spelling of 'Entrances' in the changelog.
Return flex routes when getting routes visiting a stop location
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Scary! With the new mandatory field and all

@miles-grant-ibigroup miles-grant-ibigroup merged commit 6fff623 into ibi-dev-2.x Apr 30, 2026
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