Now we are able to connect stops to links like this:
The red areas (20 m in the picture) show the right-hand buffer areas from the oneway link versions, considered when matching stops to the closest links. If a stop does not fall within a side buffer area, it will not get a link reference automatically:
I.e., the red stop point should be moved below the link so it gets correctly to the right-hand side of it.
No automated tests, still, but the ./test.sh seems to run beautifully and I have also tested in QGIS that the key features with the stops and links work correctly.
Fixes #57.
Now we are able to connect stops to links like this:
The red areas (20 m in the picture) show the right-hand buffer areas from the oneway link versions, considered when matching stops to the closest links. If a stop does not fall within a side buffer area, it will not get a link reference automatically:
I.e., the red stop point should be moved below the link so it gets correctly to the right-hand side of it.