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Originally identified by @SergioRec in #248, context below. To reproduce the error, I used GtfsInstance on the chester test fixture. Using html_report(extended_validation=True, clean_feed=False) should trigger the KeyError: 'multiple_stops_invalid' .
A short-term fox sidestep (kicking the can down the road) could be to toggle the default value for extended_validation to False.
Original context below:
Here's the code I ran:
# %%
from transport_performance.gtfs.multi_validation import MultiGtfsInstance
from pyprojroot import here
# %%
t = MultiGtfsInstance(here('data/interim/gtfs/itm_leeds_filtered_gtfs.zip'))
s = t.instances[0]
# %%
s.html_report(overwrite=True, clean_feed=False)
# %%
Originally identified by @SergioRec in #248, context below. To reproduce the error, I used
GtfsInstance
on the chester test fixture. Usinghtml_report(extended_validation=True, clean_feed=False)
should trigger theKeyError: 'multiple_stops_invalid'
.A short-term fox sidestep (kicking the can down the road) could be to toggle the default value for
extended_validation
to False.Original context below:
Here's the full traceback:
Originally posted by @SergioRec in #248 (comment)
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