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Support per-waypoint schedule constraints and dwell time #308

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Problem

OpenMapX supports a single trip-level departure or arrival time, but a multi-stop trip cannot express “leave this stop after 10:00,” “arrive here by 11:30,” or “stay for 20 minutes.” That prevents realistic appointment and errand planning and can produce an itinerary that is individually routable but temporally impossible.

Current state

  • Ground and transit planning support global depart-at/arrive-by behavior.
  • The shared Waypoint type contains identity, coordinates, label, and type, but no time constraints or dwell duration.
  • Routing providers have different time-dependent capabilities, so passing fields through blindly is unsafe.

Proposed solution

Add provider-neutral per-waypoint temporal constraints and a canonical timeline solver. Plan ordered legs around fixed/earliest/latest times and dwell, using native provider support where semantics match and explicit leg chaining otherwise.

Acceptance criteria

  • The shared model represents departAfter, arriveBy, optional fixed appointment time, dwell duration, and waypoint time zone.
  • Validation rejects contradictory constraints and reports the specific infeasible interval/waypoint.
  • A canonical timeline accounts for travel, dwell, wait time, transfers, and time-zone/DST boundaries.
  • Provider capability metadata declares which temporal semantics are native, emulated, approximate, or unsupported.
  • Leg chaining preserves scheduled-transit feasibility and propagates delays/waiting between legs.
  • Arrive-by planning works backward where possible and fails clearly when a provider cannot support it.
  • Route optimization either respects all constraints or is disabled with an explanation.
  • The web waypoint editor exposes accessible date/time/dwell controls without cluttering unconstrained trips.
  • Constraints serialize through route state/deep links using a versioned representation.
  • Cache keys include every temporal input and resolved time zone.
  • Tests cover DST transitions, midnight/multi-day trips, impossible schedules, zero dwell, provider fallback, and transit disruptions.

Alternatives considered

Applying only a trip-level time cannot model appointments. Treating dwell as an added travel-time fudge obscures waiting and breaks arrive-by reasoning.

Area

Routing contracts, directions store, transit/ground providers, directions UI.

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      Support per-waypoint schedule constraints and dwell time #308

      Description

      @Medformatik

      Problem

      OpenMapX supports a single trip-level departure or arrival time, but a multi-stop trip cannot express “leave this stop after 10:00,” “arrive here by 11:30,” or “stay for 20 minutes.” That prevents realistic appointment and errand planning and can produce an itinerary that is individually routable but temporally impossible.

      Current state

      • Ground and transit planning support global depart-at/arrive-by behavior.
      • The shared Waypoint type contains identity, coordinates, label, and type, but no time constraints or dwell duration.
      • Routing providers have different time-dependent capabilities, so passing fields through blindly is unsafe.

      Proposed solution

      Add provider-neutral per-waypoint temporal constraints and a canonical timeline solver. Plan ordered legs around fixed/earliest/latest times and dwell, using native provider support where semantics match and explicit leg chaining otherwise.

      Acceptance criteria

      • The shared model represents departAfter, arriveBy, optional fixed appointment time, dwell duration, and waypoint time zone.
      • Validation rejects contradictory constraints and reports the specific infeasible interval/waypoint.
      • A canonical timeline accounts for travel, dwell, wait time, transfers, and time-zone/DST boundaries.
      • Provider capability metadata declares which temporal semantics are native, emulated, approximate, or unsupported.
      • Leg chaining preserves scheduled-transit feasibility and propagates delays/waiting between legs.
      • Arrive-by planning works backward where possible and fails clearly when a provider cannot support it.
      • Route optimization either respects all constraints or is disabled with an explanation.
      • The web waypoint editor exposes accessible date/time/dwell controls without cluttering unconstrained trips.
      • Constraints serialize through route state/deep links using a versioned representation.
      • Cache keys include every temporal input and resolved time zone.
      • Tests cover DST transitions, midnight/multi-day trips, impossible schedules, zero dwell, provider fallback, and transit disruptions.

      Alternatives considered

      Applying only a trip-level time cannot model appointments. Treating dwell as an added travel-time fudge obscures waiting and breaks arrive-by reasoning.

      Area

      Routing contracts, directions store, transit/ground providers, directions UI.

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          Support per-waypoint schedule constraints and dwell time #308

          Description

          @Medformatik

          Problem

          OpenMapX supports a single trip-level departure or arrival time, but a multi-stop trip cannot express “leave this stop after 10:00,” “arrive here by 11:30,” or “stay for 20 minutes.” That prevents realistic appointment and errand planning and can produce an itinerary that is individually routable but temporally impossible.

          Current state

          • Ground and transit planning support global depart-at/arrive-by behavior.
          • The shared Waypoint type contains identity, coordinates, label, and type, but no time constraints or dwell duration.
          • Routing providers have different time-dependent capabilities, so passing fields through blindly is unsafe.

          Proposed solution

          Add provider-neutral per-waypoint temporal constraints and a canonical timeline solver. Plan ordered legs around fixed/earliest/latest times and dwell, using native provider support where semantics match and explicit leg chaining otherwise.

          Acceptance criteria

          • The shared model represents departAfter, arriveBy, optional fixed appointment time, dwell duration, and waypoint time zone.
          • Validation rejects contradictory constraints and reports the specific infeasible interval/waypoint.
          • A canonical timeline accounts for travel, dwell, wait time, transfers, and time-zone/DST boundaries.
          • Provider capability metadata declares which temporal semantics are native, emulated, approximate, or unsupported.
          • Leg chaining preserves scheduled-transit feasibility and propagates delays/waiting between legs.
          • Arrive-by planning works backward where possible and fails clearly when a provider cannot support it.
          • Route optimization either respects all constraints or is disabled with an explanation.
          • The web waypoint editor exposes accessible date/time/dwell controls without cluttering unconstrained trips.
          • Constraints serialize through route state/deep links using a versioned representation.
          • Cache keys include every temporal input and resolved time zone.
          • Tests cover DST transitions, midnight/multi-day trips, impossible schedules, zero dwell, provider fallback, and transit disruptions.

          Alternatives considered

          Applying only a trip-level time cannot model appointments. Treating dwell as an added travel-time fudge obscures waiting and breaks arrive-by reasoning.

          Area

          Routing contracts, directions store, transit/ground providers, directions UI.

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              Support per-waypoint schedule constraints and dwell time #308

              Description

              @Medformatik

              Problem

              OpenMapX supports a single trip-level departure or arrival time, but a multi-stop trip cannot express “leave this stop after 10:00,” “arrive here by 11:30,” or “stay for 20 minutes.” That prevents realistic appointment and errand planning and can produce an itinerary that is individually routable but temporally impossible.

              Current state

              • Ground and transit planning support global depart-at/arrive-by behavior.
              • The shared Waypoint type contains identity, coordinates, label, and type, but no time constraints or dwell duration.
              • Routing providers have different time-dependent capabilities, so passing fields through blindly is unsafe.

              Proposed solution

              Add provider-neutral per-waypoint temporal constraints and a canonical timeline solver. Plan ordered legs around fixed/earliest/latest times and dwell, using native provider support where semantics match and explicit leg chaining otherwise.

              Acceptance criteria

              • The shared model represents departAfter, arriveBy, optional fixed appointment time, dwell duration, and waypoint time zone.
              • Validation rejects contradictory constraints and reports the specific infeasible interval/waypoint.
              • A canonical timeline accounts for travel, dwell, wait time, transfers, and time-zone/DST boundaries.
              • Provider capability metadata declares which temporal semantics are native, emulated, approximate, or unsupported.
              • Leg chaining preserves scheduled-transit feasibility and propagates delays/waiting between legs.
              • Arrive-by planning works backward where possible and fails clearly when a provider cannot support it.
              • Route optimization either respects all constraints or is disabled with an explanation.
              • The web waypoint editor exposes accessible date/time/dwell controls without cluttering unconstrained trips.
              • Constraints serialize through route state/deep links using a versioned representation.
              • Cache keys include every temporal input and resolved time zone.
              • Tests cover DST transitions, midnight/multi-day trips, impossible schedules, zero dwell, provider fallback, and transit disruptions.

              Alternatives considered

              Applying only a trip-level time cannot model appointments. Treating dwell as an added travel-time fudge obscures waiting and breaks arrive-by reasoning.

              Area

              Routing contracts, directions store, transit/ground providers, directions UI.

              References

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                  Support per-waypoint schedule constraints and dwell time #308

                  Description

                  @Medformatik

                  Problem

                  OpenMapX supports a single trip-level departure or arrival time, but a multi-stop trip cannot express “leave this stop after 10:00,” “arrive here by 11:30,” or “stay for 20 minutes.” That prevents realistic appointment and errand planning and can produce an itinerary that is individually routable but temporally impossible.

                  Current state

                  • Ground and transit planning support global depart-at/arrive-by behavior.
                  • The shared Waypoint type contains identity, coordinates, label, and type, but no time constraints or dwell duration.
                  • Routing providers have different time-dependent capabilities, so passing fields through blindly is unsafe.

                  Proposed solution

                  Add provider-neutral per-waypoint temporal constraints and a canonical timeline solver. Plan ordered legs around fixed/earliest/latest times and dwell, using native provider support where semantics match and explicit leg chaining otherwise.

                  Acceptance criteria

                  • The shared model represents departAfter, arriveBy, optional fixed appointment time, dwell duration, and waypoint time zone.
                  • Validation rejects contradictory constraints and reports the specific infeasible interval/waypoint.
                  • A canonical timeline accounts for travel, dwell, wait time, transfers, and time-zone/DST boundaries.
                  • Provider capability metadata declares which temporal semantics are native, emulated, approximate, or unsupported.
                  • Leg chaining preserves scheduled-transit feasibility and propagates delays/waiting between legs.
                  • Arrive-by planning works backward where possible and fails clearly when a provider cannot support it.
                  • Route optimization either respects all constraints or is disabled with an explanation.
                  • The web waypoint editor exposes accessible date/time/dwell controls without cluttering unconstrained trips.
                  • Constraints serialize through route state/deep links using a versioned representation.
                  • Cache keys include every temporal input and resolved time zone.
                  • Tests cover DST transitions, midnight/multi-day trips, impossible schedules, zero dwell, provider fallback, and transit disruptions.

                  Alternatives considered

                  Applying only a trip-level time cannot model appointments. Treating dwell as an added travel-time fudge obscures waiting and breaks arrive-by reasoning.

                  Area

                  Routing contracts, directions store, transit/ground providers, directions UI.

                  References

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                      Support per-waypoint schedule constraints and dwell time #308

                      Description

                      @Medformatik

                      Problem

                      OpenMapX supports a single trip-level departure or arrival time, but a multi-stop trip cannot express “leave this stop after 10:00,” “arrive here by 11:30,” or “stay for 20 minutes.” That prevents realistic appointment and errand planning and can produce an itinerary that is individually routable but temporally impossible.

                      Current state

                      • Ground and transit planning support global depart-at/arrive-by behavior.
                      • The shared Waypoint type contains identity, coordinates, label, and type, but no time constraints or dwell duration.
                      • Routing providers have different time-dependent capabilities, so passing fields through blindly is unsafe.

                      Proposed solution

                      Add provider-neutral per-waypoint temporal constraints and a canonical timeline solver. Plan ordered legs around fixed/earliest/latest times and dwell, using native provider support where semantics match and explicit leg chaining otherwise.

                      Acceptance criteria

                      • The shared model represents departAfter, arriveBy, optional fixed appointment time, dwell duration, and waypoint time zone.
                      • Validation rejects contradictory constraints and reports the specific infeasible interval/waypoint.
                      • A canonical timeline accounts for travel, dwell, wait time, transfers, and time-zone/DST boundaries.
                      • Provider capability metadata declares which temporal semantics are native, emulated, approximate, or unsupported.
                      • Leg chaining preserves scheduled-transit feasibility and propagates delays/waiting between legs.
                      • Arrive-by planning works backward where possible and fails clearly when a provider cannot support it.
                      • Route optimization either respects all constraints or is disabled with an explanation.
                      • The web waypoint editor exposes accessible date/time/dwell controls without cluttering unconstrained trips.
                      • Constraints serialize through route state/deep links using a versioned representation.
                      • Cache keys include every temporal input and resolved time zone.
                      • Tests cover DST transitions, midnight/multi-day trips, impossible schedules, zero dwell, provider fallback, and transit disruptions.

                      Alternatives considered

                      Applying only a trip-level time cannot model appointments. Treating dwell as an added travel-time fudge obscures waiting and breaks arrive-by reasoning.

                      Area

                      Routing contracts, directions store, transit/ground providers, directions UI.

                      References

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                          Support per-waypoint schedule constraints and dwell time #308

                          Description

                          @Medformatik

                          Problem

                          OpenMapX supports a single trip-level departure or arrival time, but a multi-stop trip cannot express “leave this stop after 10:00,” “arrive here by 11:30,” or “stay for 20 minutes.” That prevents realistic appointment and errand planning and can produce an itinerary that is individually routable but temporally impossible.

                          Current state

                          • Ground and transit planning support global depart-at/arrive-by behavior.
                          • The shared Waypoint type contains identity, coordinates, label, and type, but no time constraints or dwell duration.
                          • Routing providers have different time-dependent capabilities, so passing fields through blindly is unsafe.

                          Proposed solution

                          Add provider-neutral per-waypoint temporal constraints and a canonical timeline solver. Plan ordered legs around fixed/earliest/latest times and dwell, using native provider support where semantics match and explicit leg chaining otherwise.

                          Acceptance criteria

                          • The shared model represents departAfter, arriveBy, optional fixed appointment time, dwell duration, and waypoint time zone.
                          • Validation rejects contradictory constraints and reports the specific infeasible interval/waypoint.
                          • A canonical timeline accounts for travel, dwell, wait time, transfers, and time-zone/DST boundaries.
                          • Provider capability metadata declares which temporal semantics are native, emulated, approximate, or unsupported.
                          • Leg chaining preserves scheduled-transit feasibility and propagates delays/waiting between legs.
                          • Arrive-by planning works backward where possible and fails clearly when a provider cannot support it.
                          • Route optimization either respects all constraints or is disabled with an explanation.
                          • The web waypoint editor exposes accessible date/time/dwell controls without cluttering unconstrained trips.
                          • Constraints serialize through route state/deep links using a versioned representation.
                          • Cache keys include every temporal input and resolved time zone.
                          • Tests cover DST transitions, midnight/multi-day trips, impossible schedules, zero dwell, provider fallback, and transit disruptions.

                          Alternatives considered

                          Applying only a trip-level time cannot model appointments. Treating dwell as an added travel-time fudge obscures waiting and breaks arrive-by reasoning.

                          Area

                          Routing contracts, directions store, transit/ground providers, directions UI.

                          References

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                              Support per-waypoint schedule constraints and dwell time #308

                              Description

                              @Medformatik

                              Problem

                              OpenMapX supports a single trip-level departure or arrival time, but a multi-stop trip cannot express “leave this stop after 10:00,” “arrive here by 11:30,” or “stay for 20 minutes.” That prevents realistic appointment and errand planning and can produce an itinerary that is individually routable but temporally impossible.

                              Current state

                              • Ground and transit planning support global depart-at/arrive-by behavior.
                              • The shared Waypoint type contains identity, coordinates, label, and type, but no time constraints or dwell duration.
                              • Routing providers have different time-dependent capabilities, so passing fields through blindly is unsafe.

                              Proposed solution

                              Add provider-neutral per-waypoint temporal constraints and a canonical timeline solver. Plan ordered legs around fixed/earliest/latest times and dwell, using native provider support where semantics match and explicit leg chaining otherwise.

                              Acceptance criteria

                              • The shared model represents departAfter, arriveBy, optional fixed appointment time, dwell duration, and waypoint time zone.
                              • Validation rejects contradictory constraints and reports the specific infeasible interval/waypoint.
                              • A canonical timeline accounts for travel, dwell, wait time, transfers, and time-zone/DST boundaries.
                              • Provider capability metadata declares which temporal semantics are native, emulated, approximate, or unsupported.
                              • Leg chaining preserves scheduled-transit feasibility and propagates delays/waiting between legs.
                              • Arrive-by planning works backward where possible and fails clearly when a provider cannot support it.
                              • Route optimization either respects all constraints or is disabled with an explanation.
                              • The web waypoint editor exposes accessible date/time/dwell controls without cluttering unconstrained trips.
                              • Constraints serialize through route state/deep links using a versioned representation.
                              • Cache keys include every temporal input and resolved time zone.
                              • Tests cover DST transitions, midnight/multi-day trips, impossible schedules, zero dwell, provider fallback, and transit disruptions.

                              Alternatives considered

                              Applying only a trip-level time cannot model appointments. Treating dwell as an added travel-time fudge obscures waiting and breaks arrive-by reasoning.

                              Area

                              Routing contracts, directions store, transit/ground providers, directions UI.

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