If you update the parent of a phenotype, reclassify and then realize it was an error and change it back, data will be lost.
Fixing this will require changing the way hierarchical reclassify behaves. Possibilities are to keep track of changes, compute it dynamically or use some kind of mask.
If you update the parent of a phenotype, reclassify and then realize it was an error and change it back, data will be lost.
Fixing this will require changing the way hierarchical reclassify behaves. Possibilities are to keep track of changes, compute it dynamically or use some kind of mask.