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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe README now documents agency-only and server-wide monitoring, agency discovery, processing behavior, and v1-to-v2 compatibility. The configuration template distinguishes agency and server-wide examples. ChangesObservation modes
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agency_idsfrom the copy-paste examples. Current-schema JSON can deserializemodels.GtfsRTFeed.AgencyIDs, but runtime GTFS-RT processing never reads it. The README correctly describes the field as unused.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@README.md`:
- Around line 157-163: Correct the v1 mapping documentation to state that name
maps to server_name, while agency_name is populated from name only when
agency_id is present; keep the remaining mappings unchanged and align this
section with the behavior described near Line 151.
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In `@README.md`:
- Around line 38-44: Remove the agency_ids field from the README copy-paste
configuration examples, while preserving the documented top-level agency_id and
both observation-mode examples.
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The restructuring here is a real improvement. The two-mode framing with a worked example for each plus the comparison table is much easier to follow than what it replaces, and moving backward compatibility below it is the right order. I checked the substantive claims against the code and most hold up: the /api/where/metrics.json cross-referenced with agency.txt description is accurate, the table's split is right, and your note that feed-level agency_ids is "optional and unused by Watchdog today" is correct — models.GtfsRtFeed.AgencyIDs is only ever written by the v1-to-v2 shim in internal/config/compat.go and never read in production. Good catch documenting that.
Two things to fix.
"data for any other agency is ignored" isn't true. It appears twice, in the new paragraph near the top and again in the agency-mode section. In agency mode attributeVehicle returns the configured entry for every vehicle it sees — agencyByID == nil short-circuits before any route lookup — so every vehicle in a merged RT feed gets labeled with the configured agency_id regardless of which agency it belongs to. storeStaticForServer likewise stores the merged bundle under the single configured agency key, so static stop and route counts include every agency in the feed. Only the OBA REST probes are genuinely agency-filtered. As written this tells an operator that cross-agency contamination is impossible in agency mode, which is the exact problem server mode was built to solve, and the README's own vehicle-attribution paragraph says the opposite a few sections down. Something like "the OBA API probes query only that agency, though static and realtime feed data is not filtered" would be accurate.
The heading rename orphans a pointer in the code. cmd/watchdog/main.go:30 says see README "Server vs. agency scoping", and after this PR no such heading exists. Please update that comment to the new heading in the same PR.
Two small ones: config.json.template loses its trailing newline, and the v1 mapping bullet you relocated says name maps to agency_name, which doesn't match legacyToCurrent — name always becomes server_name, and agency_name is only set when agency_id is present. That bullet was already wrong on main so it isn't something you introduced, but it'd be good to correct since you're touching the block.
Fix the two claims and I'll merge this.
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Four of the five items from last time are cleanly resolved, and I checked each against the code:
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main.go:30pointer now readssee README "Two observation modes: agency vs. server", and that heading exists. I grepped the tree for the old heading and there are no other danglers. - The v1 mapping bullet is correct now:
name→server_name, withagency_nameonly whenagency_idis present. That matcheslegacyToCurrentininternal/config/compat.go. config.json.templatehas its trailing newline back.- The
agency_ids"optional and unused by Watchdog today" note holds up —AgencyIDsis written only by the v1 shim and never read in production.
The restructure itself is good. The two-mode framing with a worked example each, the comparison table, and moving backward compatibility below it all make this much easier to follow than what it replaces.
But the one item I said I'd merge on is untouched, so I can't merge it yet.
Both sentences are still there at f044d152:
- README line 44: "set it to track only that agency (data for any other agency is ignored)"
- README line 87: "Watchdog tracks only that agency; any data not related to it is ignored"
I re-checked the code before writing this rather than relying on my earlier read. attributeVehicle still opens with:
if agencyByID == nil {
return server, true
}and agency-mode calls it with nil, so every vehicle in the merged feed is attributed to the configured agency with no route lookup at all. storeStaticForServer still stores the merged bundle under the single configured agency key, so the static stop and route counts include every agency in the feed. Only the OBA REST probes actually filter by agency.
I understand the reasoning in your reply, and filing #146 is the right long-term move — the underlying behavior probably should change. But that's a separate argument from what this PR does, which is describe the system as it exists today. As written, this tells an operator that agency mode gives them cross-agency isolation, and it doesn't. That's the exact problem server mode was built to solve, and README line 147 in this same file says the opposite a few sections down.
This is a wording change, not a code change, and it doesn't depend on #146 or #141:
the OBA API probes query only that agency, though static and realtime feed data is not filtered
Two small ones while you're in there, neither blocking:
- Moving the h3 down put
#### Backward compatibilityand### Backward Compatibility (v1 → v2)adjacent, and they now state the samename→server_namerule back to back. Worth merging them. - Line 82 says
agency_idis "the only switch", butconfig_validation.gorejects an entry withagency_idset andagency_nameblank. The table two lines down gets it right, so it corrects itself quickly.
Separately, the CLA is blocking this and your four other open PRs. One of two committers has signed; the unsigned commits are authored as Mohamed Ahmed Aboomar <aboomar@Mohameds-MacBook-Air.local>, a local machine hostname rather than a real address, so the bot's suggestion to add that email to your GitHub account won't work. Rewrite the authorship and force-push:
git config user.email mohamedaboomar1211@gmail.com
git config user.name 0xaboomar
git rebase main --exec 'git commit --amend --reset-author --no-edit'
git push --force-with-lease
Reword those two sentences and this is ready.
Replace misleading agency isolation wording with accurate descriptions of current behavior: OBA API probes are agency-specific, but static and realtime feed data is not filtered by agency. Also fix 'agency_id is the only switch' to note that agency_name is required, and merge duplicate backward-compatibility sections into one.
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This is the one I said I'd merge on, and it's fixed. Both sentences now read the way the code actually behaves:
- "OBA API probes query only that agency, though static and realtime feed data is not filtered by agency"
- "Watchdog uses that agency for agency-specific OBA API probes, but static and realtime feed data is not filtered by agency"
I re-checked the underlying claim rather than assuming: attributeVehicle still short-circuits on agencyByID == nil in agency mode, and storeStaticForServer still stores the merged bundle under the single configured agency key. So the corrected wording is accurate and the README no longer promises isolation that agency mode doesn't provide. Thanks for making the change even though you disagreed with it — filing #146 for the underlying behavior is the right split, and this PR describing today's system is the part I needed.
The other four items from the earlier rounds all hold up: the main.go:30 pointer resolves to a heading that exists, the v1 mapping bullet matches legacyToCurrent, the template's trailing newline is back, and the agency_ids note is correct.
The restructure is a genuine improvement — the two-mode framing with a worked example each, the comparison table, and pushing backward compatibility below it are all much easier to follow than what they replace.
Merging.
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