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Add batch command line option to disable shapes.txt-based metadata #284
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Well, if I comment out the bounding box text using
So maybe the best solution is just to turn off the
But, right now we can't validate these feeds at all, so it would be an improvement... |
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Add command line option to use stops instead of shape points for bounding box
Add command line option to disable shapes.txt-based metadata
Sep 28, 2017
Ok, looks like eliminating all
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Add batch command line option to disable shapes.txt-based metadata
Oct 10, 2017
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Summary:
When validating the massive Netherlands feed using the BatchProcessor, it stalls out and dies with the below error:
We should add a command line parameter for the batch processor to force it to use stops instead of shape points for the agency bounding box (the same logic is currently used if a GTFS feed doesn't have a
shapes.txt
file).We might be able to extend this to the normal server mode too. Originally the server crashed when trying to run static GTFS validation on the data:
#123 (comment)
...but not that we allow the user to uncheck the GTFS validation box in the web UI, we could add a similar option to (hopefully) allow the GTFS-rt feed to be validated.
See also CUTR-at-USF/transit-feed-quality-calculator#1 (comment).
Steps to reproduce:
Run the batch validator on the Netherlands feed:
Expected behavior:
Correctly finish validation
Observed behavior:
OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
when buildingGtfsMetadata
Platform:
Windows 7 Enterprise SP1 w/ jdk1.8.0_73
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