Describe the bug (clear and concise)
When I set up a DHIS2 synchronization configuration based on a hierarchy with inherited parent Geo-Objects, the Geo-Object Type that inherits parent Geo-Object Types appears twice in the Geo-Object Type selection dropdown when mapping these onto organization unit levels (e.g., provincial hospital located within a province, which inherits the country, with the province appearing twice), and other Geo-Object Types from the inherited hierarchy that are below the level from which the inheritance was made also show up (e.g., the district also showing up in the dropdown).
To Reproduce
As a Registry Administrator, create a hierarchy with inherited parent Geo-Object Types.
Via the Settings module, set up a DHIS2 synchronization configuration based on this hierarchy.
When mapping the Geo-Object Types onto levels, the Geo-Object Type that inherits parent Geo-Object Types appears twice in the dropdown.
Expected behavior (clear and concise)
Each Geo-Object Type in the hierarchy appears only once.
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Describe the bug (clear and concise) When I set up a DHIS2 synchronization configuration based on a hierarchy with inherited parent Geo-Objects, the Geo-Object Type that inherits parent Geo-Object Types appears twice in the Geo-Object Type selection dropdown when mapping these onto organization unit levels (e.g., provincial hospital located within a province, which inherits the country, with the province appearing twice), and other Geo-Object Types from the inherited hierarchy that are below the level from which the inheritance was made also show up (e.g., the district also showing up in the dropdown).
To Reproduce
Expected behavior (clear and concise) Each Geo-Object Type in the hierarchy appears only once.
Screenshots
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