It looks like each of my observations have a sign of Home Projects Umbrella while they don’t fall into it or one of projects within it:
All my observations that do fall there are:
It looks like each of my observations have a sign of Home Projects Umbrella while they don’t fall into it or one of projects within it:
Seconding this bug.
For instance this observation Idaea rubraria from 55041 Casoli LU, Italy on August 06, 2021 at 11:13 PM by Jakob Fahr · iNaturalist while only observations that are part of Hinterhofticker (HiHoTi) · iNaturalist should be in the umbrella project.
I see this on all of my observations now too, not just the ones in my home project. Two questions:
Strangely enough, Home Projects Umbrella never showed up next to my observations from the Hinterhofticker in the past, but now the umbrella project shows up on all my observations.
I only joined it a couple days ago, so it shows since then, other umbrella project are not showing up like that.
To confuse things, I have noticed that some other umbrella projects are no longer appearing automatically as they did – about, say, two weeks ago. More or less around the same time when the internal server error appeared for the checklist option in the compare module:
https://forum.inaturalist.org/t/checklist-option-in-compare-suggestions-gives-internal-server-error/25894
Bug report here: https://github.com/inaturalist/inaturalist/issues/3237
There was a problematic project that I removed. Now the badge should not be appearing on all of the observations of umbrella project members. Thanks to @tonyrebelo for finding that and alerting me via direct message on iNat.
However, like @olrett reported for other umbrella projects, now I don’t see the umbrella project badge on my observations that are in the project. So, the opposite problem. If any umbrella projects are displaying now, please drop links below.
I checked a few observations from two South African gardens, and the displaying of the projects (collection and its umbrella) is as it should be. No unexpected issues found.