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Add PublicCode
of the journey to DatedJourney and ContinuousService
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mostly as View to present things to customers
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PublishedJourneyName added after JourneyRef
operatorName added after OperatorRef
PublicCode
of the journey and OperatorName
to DatedJourney and ContinuousService
as it will be handled by adding Operator to the context.
PublicCode
of the journey and OperatorName
to DatedJourney and ContinuousServicePublicCode
of the journey to DatedJourney and ContinuousService
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I still do not understand what a "public code" of a journey is. Is it some kind of ID? Should it be shown to customers? Is it meant to refer to journeys by it? If yes, in which context? Is this defined anywhere so we could add this information to the annotation?
For example, in Ile de France, the urban trains (RER) have a short code, that is shown to the public (on timetable, displays on the platform and in vehicles) because there are a lot of different branches and destination and passengers need to be sure what train they are jumping in. This code is short enough to be shown even on old displays. |
@sgrossberndt Can you live with the clarification or still a problem? |
mostly as View to present things to customers