regions_buider.allow_ambiguous() doesn't prevent "ValueError: Multiple objects.."

[alshan]

from shapely.geometry import box
warwick_box = regions_builder(request='warwick', level='city') \
    .where('warwick', within=box(-72, 41.5, -71, 42)) \
    .allow_ambiguous() \
    .build()

ValueError: Multiple objects (2) were found for warwick:

• Warwick (United States of America, Rhode Island)
• West Warwick (United States of America, Rhode Island)

[IKupriyanov-HORIS]

It is expected behaviour. Use-case for allow_ambiguous is to ignore all ambiguous requests except ones with where invocation - requests, user trying to resolve (to make the process less noisy without requests we are not interested in, adding where and fixing ambiguity step by step).

In example bellow springfield will not cause ambiguity error, but warwick will.

regions_builder(request=['springfield', 'warwick'], level='city')\
    .where('warwick', within=box(-72, 41.5, -71, 42))\
    .allow_ambiguous()\
    .build()

[IKupriyanov-HORIS]

Fixed