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However, a taxonomy may have more than MINIMUM_ALLOWED_NUMBER_CLASSES but all their classes can be of type "other" and, hence, no valid test is performed.
The best way to solve this would be by changing MINIMUM_ALLOWED_NUMBER_CLASSES definition so it can correspond to the NON-OTHER number of classes a taxonomy has. I.e., only classifications different than "other" are counted.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
@mozzherina, please note that for now you have no action regarding this issue. It is assigned to me and I'll work on it in February. After closing this issue, I'll create another one regarding its implementation.
Currently
MINIMUM_ALLOWED_NUMBER_CLASSES
refers to the TOTAL number of classes a taxonomy has.However, a taxonomy may have more than
MINIMUM_ALLOWED_NUMBER_CLASSES
but all their classes can be of type "other" and, hence, no valid test is performed.The best way to solve this would be by changing
MINIMUM_ALLOWED_NUMBER_CLASSES
definition so it can correspond to the NON-OTHER number of classes a taxonomy has. I.e., only classifications different than "other" are counted.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: