GTFS static schedule > generate from past > use last service date to avoid missing 1st day of "generated" next schedule

[mmathieum]

Example:

• for express route Mon-Fri, on Sunday morning (last day of current schedule) was showing next departure on Tuesday instead of Monday because it was using XML *gtfs_rts_last_departure_in_sec instead of SQL MAX(service_dates.date).

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request refines the GTFS static schedule generation and lookup process to ensure data integrity, particularly when retrieving past schedules. The primary goal is to prevent scenarios where the initial days of a schedule might be overlooked by correctly leveraging the 'last service date' as a boundary for historical data queries. Additionally, it introduces more detailed logging for database deployment steps, which will aid in performance analysis and troubleshooting.

Highlights

• GTFS Schedule Generation Logic: Implemented a mechanism to prevent missing the first day of a generated GTFS static schedule by incorporating the 'last service date' into the lookup process for past schedules. This ensures that when looking backward in time for schedule data, the system does not query dates beyond the known operational period, thus avoiding data gaps.
• Improved Database Deployment Logging: Enhanced the logging for database table initialization during deployment, providing more granular duration tracking for each table. This allows for better performance monitoring and debugging of the database setup process.
• Code Refinements and Readability: Applied minor code style improvements, including updating for loops to forEach where appropriate and simplifying log messages by importing a constant for the database name, contributing to cleaner and more maintainable code.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a fix for GTFS static schedule generation by using the last service date to prevent missing the first day of a new schedule. It also includes logging improvements for database deployment and some code style enhancements. My review focuses on improving the new logic by reducing code duplication and refining exception handling for better maintainability and robustness.