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Issue reading in Zip-file #16
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Can you provide a sample of your code with the error message so that we can understand what the problem is about in more detail. |
The code is directly taken from the example in " gtfspy/examples/example_temporal_distance_profile.py". The error can be found in the following method:
In this line, using a direct link to the previously mentioned zip file at www.openOV.nl it can not be loaded. The following is printed:
And the following error occurs:
As you can see the error is an object mismatch. As I said before, unpacking the zip works, but using the zip directly does not. |
I have the same problem when reading files for Prague transport:
Is there some workaround to this issue? |
Looks like one of the rows's csv is being turned into a list, instead of string. I guess it's done something clever. Can you look into the Otherwise, can you gave an link to the exact file you are using and exact command line used? |
I cannot replicate this issue as it was solved by #24. At that time, I considered the issue to be connected with special characters that caused that a string was considered split to many due to the special chars (i.e. creating something like I am using GTFS zip file that can be downloaded here and ran the script by |
Not all zip-files can be used to create the sqlite file.
The Dutch public transport net cannot be processed by zip, only after unzipping. (data from www.openOV.nl)
Not a major issue, but this bug creates a minor annoyance for the users. Maybe a good case study for bug testing?
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