Hello! I’m looking for a way to implement changes for the problem described here. I checked the links to posts provided by the maintenance team and didn’t find the answer I was looking for there. We want relationship changes between terms to be reflected in both ways so that we can track them and not lose them (like in Jira, for instance, when we link one task to another, we see the connection made in both tasks without any additional manual work). Is there a way to implement this change? Moreover, I found similar requests on the websites that may be connected to this one I’m trying to solve: • List inbound relationships to Glossary Terms • Missing functionality to display inherited terms through the main search bar

Hey @big-postman-38407 could you clarify what you mean by tracking relationship changes between terms? Currently the only relationships are parent/child relationships. An example would be very helpful!

@echoing-airport-49548 Hello! I'm not the thread starter, but I am familiar with the original request from the referenced message. Technically speaking the problem is you can set relation

A is a child of B

but that does not imply relation

B is a parent of A

. And vice versa.

Yes, @hundreds-appointment-22546 described it correctly. When Term 1

contains

Term 2, Term 2

inherits

Term 1. However, when I add a relation in Term 1, it is not reflected in Term 2 automatically, and I have to do it manually. Why does it work like this?