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My sibling´s parent is my parent #301

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scriptor-dga opened this issue Feb 1, 2022 · 7 comments
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My sibling´s parent is my parent #301

scriptor-dga opened this issue Feb 1, 2022 · 7 comments

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@scriptor-dga
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If A -up> B and C -same/next/prev> B, then C -implied down> A

@SkepticMystic
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I've added this in the latest release, please let me know if it works :)

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ooker777 commented Feb 5, 2022

If A -up> B and C -same/next/prev> B, then C -implied down> A

Isn't this aunt/uncle (parent's sibling) rather than sibling's parent? Also, is next/prev a specific kind of sibling?

@SkepticMystic
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Indeed. The relation described with the arrows is an Aunt/Uncle relation (already implemented). But the relation described in the title of the issue is different

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ooker777 commented Feb 5, 2022

is next/prev a specific kind of sibling?

@SkepticMystic
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@ooker777 I guess so...
Next/Prev is just a directed sibling

@scriptor-dga
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@ooker777 I guess so... Next/Prev is just a directed sibling

But they still don't show up as siblings...hence my FR here

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Alright, I'm gonna close this issue because the initial request has been implemented, and the second request has its own FR

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