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An embedded need in an embedded need is not supported:
.. req:: Bread
:id: bread_req_2
:value: 30
:unit: cm
Our bread includes sausage.
.. req:: Sausage
:id: sausage_req_2
:value: 30
:unit: cm
The sausage is delicious and on top is some ketchup.
.. req:: Ketchup
:id: Ketchup_req_2
The ketchup is tasty.
.. req:: Onion
:id: onion_req_2
The onions are delicious.
In the html or needs.json the parent_needs are always empty.
Secondly, the algorithm to get the parents /childs, is fetching even parents of the parents and so on. In a model of the relations, this is not good practice. We shall only provide the real parents of need (and do not give back the grands as parents, too). This is especially bad, as the grands would mark grandchilds as children, too.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
An embedded need in an embedded need is not supported:
In the html or needs.json the parent_needs are always empty.
Secondly, the algorithm to get the parents /childs, is fetching even parents of the parents and so on. In a model of the relations, this is not good practice. We shall only provide the real parents of need (and do not give back the grands as parents, too). This is especially bad, as the grands would mark grandchilds as children, too.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: