Hi this is more a feature request.
After running the script in docker for several weeks now, I realised that the kptncook recipes have invalid tags, e.g. a meal with chicken is labeled as vegetarian.
This made me realise and question,
Why do we ignore the "activeTags" in the recipe json?
I know there is some useless stuff like "budget_under_15_us" but most of the stuff seems pretty nice.
Can we add these tags to the model, i don't need filtering that removes some useless tags.
Hi this is more a feature request. After running the script in docker for several weeks now, I realised that the kptncook recipes have invalid tags, e.g. a meal with chicken is labeled as vegetarian.
This made me realise and question, Why do we ignore the "activeTags" in the recipe json? I know there is some useless stuff like "budget_under_15_us" but most of the stuff seems pretty nice.
Can we add these tags to the model, i don't need filtering that removes some useless tags.
Much appreciation guys