Closed simonw closed 7 years ago
Blurp! I will look at this shortly...
Apologies. I wish I could tell you that this was an exciting and challenging bug, but it was just bad internet-typing on my part...
curl -X GET 'https://whosonfirst-api.mapzen.com?method=whosonfirst.places.getHierarchiesByLatLon&api_key=mapzen-xxxxxx&latitude=36.7232166&longitude=-4.3704579&spr=1&extras=geom:bbox,wof:hierarchy&format=json'
{
"hierarchies": [
{
"region": [],
"continent": [],
"country": {
"wof:id": 85633129,
"wof:parent_id": "102191581",
"wof:name": "Spain",
"wof:placetype": "country",
"wof:country": "ES",
"wof:repo": "whosonfirst-data",
"geom:bbox": "-18.167226,27.642239,4.337087,43.793443",
"wof:hierarchy": [
{
"continent_id": 102191581,
"country_id": 85633129
}
]
},
"locality": {
"wof:id": 101748185,
"wof:parent_id": "404339241",
"wof:name": "Málaga",
"wof:placetype": "locality",
"wof:country": "ES",
"wof:repo": "whosonfirst-data",
"geom:bbox": "-4.51515408868,36.6574349731,-4.382916,36.7612920779",
"wof:hierarchy": [
{
"region_id": 85682787,
"continent_id": 102191581,
"localadmin_id": "404339241",
"country_id": 85633129,
"macroregion_id": "404227361",
"locality_id": 101748185
}
]
},
"county": [],
"neighbourhood": {
"wof:id": 85863513,
"wof:parent_id": "101748185",
"wof:name": "Valle Los Galanes",
"wof:placetype": "neighbourhood",
"wof:country": "ES",
"wof:repo": "whosonfirst-data",
"geom:bbox": "-4.37926836525,36.7079825529,-4.3662195699,36.7270838366",
"wof:hierarchy": [
{
"region_id": -1,
"continent_id": -1,
"country_id": 85633129,
"locality_id": 101748185,
"county_id": -1,
"neighbourhood_id": 85863513
}
]
}
}
],
"stat": "ok"
}
For the following URL:
https://whosonfirst-api.mapzen.com/?extras=geom%3Abbox%2Cwof%3Ahierarchy&latitude=36.7232166&spr=1&api_key=mapzen-xxx&method=whosonfirst.places.getHierarchiesByLatLon&longitude=-4.3704579
I get back a 500 error with an empty response body (which my JSON parser then choked on).
It would be nicer if this error included a valid JSON body giving an idea as to what went wrong.
I played around with the arguments and found that once I lose the "spr=1" argument the error goes away, and I get back this response instead:
So it looks like this is caused by the spr=1 argument, which was introduced relatively recently in this commit: https://github.com/whosonfirst/whosonfirst-www-api/commit/8a1a5cd866b203806e2bd5594d06e8c8486220e8