The dateCode requirement added with the export route was `.+`, which
replaces Symfony's default `[^/]+` and lets the segment span slashes.
`/api/travels/{dateId}/{hotelId}/{dateTo}/availability` was then matched
by byCode() -- declared above it -- with dateCode swallowing all four
segments, so availability answered 404 "Not found" instead of reaching
the upstream call.
Adds a routing test that reflects the controller's own attributes, so
both the declaration order and the segment class stay guarded. Neither
fails loudly on its own: a path falling through to the wrong route reads
like an endpoint that exists and holds no data.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <[email protected]>
GET /api/travels/export flattens the XML export into one row per travel
date x hotel with its pickups resolved, so the Teamer app can import the
disposition in one walk instead of fanning out over /api/travels.
Built from the XML file map, not travel_snapshot: the snapshot table sits
at this grain but refreshes on its own schedule, while the loaders share
the bpn.cache pool under the xml-sync tag. That is what makes /api/hotels,
/api/pickups and this export move together for free.
Each Ziel_*.xml is walked once and TravelParser::getPickups() does the
zeit parsing, which buys both zeit shapes and adjustOvernightTimes() --
a time-only 02:15 listed after a 23:59 rolls onto the next calendar day.
Pickups join against PickupLoader::loadAll() rather than
patchPickupsDetails(), which sorts: the contract is source order.
The whole assembled export is cached, not a page, so skipped, total and
pickupsWithoutMasterData are whole-export figures identical on every page
and a consumer can abort after the first one. Errors stay real status
codes; the builder is deliberately not wrapped in a catch that would
answer 200 with an error body the way hotelAvailability() does.
The route is declared before api_travel_single_code and that route grows
a requirement, or /api/travels/export resolves to byCode('export') and
404s as though the endpoint existed with no data.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <[email protected]>
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