Altonss

Thanks for the PR, it is looking good so far. Running `./update-dependency-pinning.sh` should update `app/witness.gradle`.

> You mentioned in another comment that this would "simplify the maintenance" of Transportr - how so? It would simplify maintenance in the sense that we would rely on a...

> Sorry, but this is a terrible idea. > > Unless I am completely misunderstanding something, Transportr currently relies entirely on https://github.com/schildbach/public-transport-enabler for its transport data. Since that is a...

> I've recently looked into adding support for the upcoming MOTIS 2 API which will be used for Transitous relatively soon in `public-transport-enabler` together with other people from Spline. Initially...

> I noticed you already use a fork of pte which merges a few more pull requests, but is there a requirement to try upstream first? No there is no...

@grote @ialokim what do you think about this? Is requiring minSDK 24 (currently at level 21) an option, or should we fix things to target minSDK 21?

> [@grote](https://github.com/grote) Any news on this? Not being able to request DB time tables make Transportr basically unusable in Germany. Thought a little bit about this, and I think requiring...

Related to https://github.com/public-transport/transitous/issues/759 Displaying the operator name for UK train services would make sense (Google Maps seems to be doing the same).

> so looking at https://api.transitous.org/gtfs/gb_bus-dft.gtfs.zip I can see in routes.txt, the short name is correct You meant this one https://api.transitous.org/gtfs/gb_great-britain.gtfs.zip. For Avanti West Coast trains it seems to be "correct"...

I think the current logic implemented in MOTIS/Nigiri is somewhat wrong, and that is the main reason we are seeing incorrect short names. https://github.com/motis-project/nigiri/pull/174 should help improving it (although not...