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When the user apply a parallel managed lane project card and then apply another project card on the wrangler network, it throws an error.
The reason is that when a managed lane project card is applied, one or more attributes become dictionary segmented by the time of day for certain roadway segments, and then any other change for those attributes wouldn't be possible on the same roadway segments within the wrangler network/environment.
To Reproduce
An example is here - this applies a parallel managed lane card and a roadway property change project card in sequence:
Failing tests
No applicable test failed, need to create.
Thoughts on resolution
Two approaches were discussed as a workaround solution:
After applying the managed lane project card on wrangler network, export it out as a model network (which will separate out the parallel managed lane) and then read the network back into wrangler to apply any other changes
something with writing out .wrangler file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Note this issue is broader than post managed lanes card application, as any attribute can be a dictionary.
DavidOry
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[BUG] Error when applying any other project card on top of managed lane project card
[BUG] Error when applying project cards on attributes that are dictionaries
Nov 5, 2020
Describe the bug
When the user apply a parallel managed lane project card and then apply another project card on the wrangler network, it throws an error.
The reason is that when a managed lane project card is applied, one or more attributes become dictionary segmented by the time of day for certain roadway segments, and then any other change for those attributes wouldn't be possible on the same roadway segments within the wrangler network/environment.
To Reproduce
An example is here - this applies a parallel managed lane card and a roadway property change project card in sequence:
Failing tests
Thoughts on resolution
Two approaches were discussed as a workaround solution:
After applying the managed lane project card on wrangler network, export it out as a model network (which will separate out the parallel managed lane) and then read the network back into wrangler to apply any other changes
something with writing out .wrangler file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: