Announcing version 2.0.54 with the generous contribution of an Italian Backend, TrentinoTrasporti, by @ilpianista Thanks!
Up on github, coming to chum. harbour will take some time (sigh) but openrepos will be done as soon as the certificate is updated.
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The search for the bahn.de backend is broken for me. When I begin to type, results appear that do not correspond to my search (e.g. streets named after “Theodor Heuss” even though I didn’t type that) and they stay until I re-open Fahrplan.
Tested versions: 2.0.53-1, 2.0.54-1.41.1.bso
May I ask, what did you type? Even if I type ‘Oasing’ instead of ‘Pasing’ I still get München Pasing as the first result…
The mysteries of 19th Century German Philology have filled tomes too mighty to be mastered in forum thread 
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So, about a week later, the search works again.
My query would reveal pretty closely where I live, so I don’t want to share it. But on July 20th, regardless of what I typed, on WiFi or on mobile data, seemingly random results would pop up after just one letter was entered. And they would not change, until Fahrplan was re-opened. Truly mysterious.
It seems that Matka.fi is still broken. On GitHub there was a screenshot of it working on June, but the latest version 2.0.53 from OpenRepos doesn’t return any results.
Yes, I believe that I nuked that by doing a premature merge on a contribution. I’ll see if I can revert that. EDIT: @Thaodan was this the result of that premature merge I did?
EDIT: it’s a bit more complicated. The newer apis need an api key.
Hmm.. Would a general one do (hard coded), or is it much of a dev work to ask the user for one? I have no idea about getting one or rate limits, if there are any.
I think @Thaodan has it covered. It’s in progress.
Thanks a lot! (Char limit, etc.)
Very nice, I would love to see support for the BVG then it would be extremely handy for me, but I guess DB includes this more or less too
Yes the PR was merged to early where it’s functional but cleanup is needed.
Some refactoring and minor fixes are left.
I haven’t had time to get to it yet.