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This issue is more a test-case issue but it can happen for anything snapping directly to intersections.
When choosing among phantom nodes, we should consider the oneway flag for tie-breaking.
In cases with e1 = (a,b), e2 = (b,c) both oneways and e3 = (b,d), a route from b to d can only be found in two of the three possible segments we can snap to. If we consider the oneway tag, we could always snap to e3 over e1 or e2 and ensure that we can find a route in any possible case.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This issue is more a test-case issue but it can happen for anything snapping directly to intersections.
When choosing among phantom nodes, we should consider the oneway flag for tie-breaking.
In cases with
e1 = (a,b)
,e2 = (b,c)
both oneways ande3 = (b,d)
, a route fromb
tod
can only be found in two of the three possible segments we can snap to. If we consider the oneway tag, we could always snap toe3
overe1
ore2
and ensure that we can find a route in any possible case.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: