`get_parents_recursively` doesn't return indirect parents of retrieved/inserted entities.
Created by: Florian Spreckelsen
Possibly a server bug rather than pylib? This breaks has_parent
for indirect parents too, of course.
When using local, i.e., non-inserted entities everything is fine (as in test_recursive_parents.py):
>>> A = RecordType(name="A")
>>> B = RecordType(name="B").add_parent(A)
>>> B2 = RecordType(name="B2").add_parent(A)
>>> C = RecordType(name="C").add_parent(B).add_parent(B2)
>>> C.get_parents_recursively()
<ParentList>
<Parent name="B"/>
<Parent name="A"/>
<Parent name="B2"/>
</ParentList>
However, after insertion the indirect parent A
is missing:
>>> A.insert()
>>> B.insert()
>>> B2.insert()
>>> C.insert()
>>> C.get_parents_recursively()
<ParentList>
<Parent id="107" name="B"/>
<Parent id="108" name="B2"/>
</ParentList>
Imported comments:
By Timm Fitschen on 2021-02-10T12:15:38.334Z
confirmed, tests in caosdb-pyinttest!37 (merged)
By Florian Spreckelsen on 2020-07-23T13:31:21.356Z
mentioned in merge request caosdb-pyinttest!37 (merged)
By Florian Spreckelsen on 2020-07-23T12:42:29.734Z
marked this issue as related to caosdb-pyinttest#12 (closed)
By Florian Spreckelsen on 2020-07-23T12:41:55.017Z
mentioned in issue caosdb-pyinttest#12 (closed)
By Florian Spreckelsen on 2020-07-23T12:31:55.075Z
changed the description