Ben Abelshausen

I agree we can do this as long as we don't change the purpose of GeoAPI to a library that contains entities for Entity Framework, I, and I'm guessing many...

This is already possible but takes writing some extra code it's not something that works out-of-the-box.

This is possible but stretches the current features of Itinero. You need to build a contracted graph that stored both time and distance. It is supported but I don't have...

Any error messages you get? Do routes succeed at all or do all routes fail?

The resolving function tricky, it does not take into account anything else but the location. What is the issue exactly? Are points being resolved on the incorrect lane while the...

Ouwch, that looks bad, I'll have a look at this.

I just tried this out, I can't seem to reproduce this, I get identical routes in both cases: http://geojson.io/#id=gist:xivk/a952bb08244b9dc9254205880b1afbdf&map=8/-44.301/170.650 http://geojson.io/#id=gist:xivk/3a98c9f5e2f97a9ab18b882cf6179176&map=8/-44.301/170.650 Did you use the default profile? Perhaps it only works...

Ok, thanks, I'll have a look. It's definitely possible that this only happens with a specific file. It's going to take me some to figure this out.

Narrowed this down to an issue with the combination of turn-restrictions and edge-based contraction. The route is fine when using an uncontracted network and a contracted network without turn-restrictions. The...

There is an option somewhere to allow resolving on segments that are marked as 'canstop=false' but I'm not sure anymore where. If I have time today, I'll try and search...