Changing one sibling's parents changed the other one's, too
I remember posting about this before, but it's past bedtime and I don't even remember if it was in this group or somehwhere else, so y'all're getting a new thread.
I'm in the process of detangling some conflations and duplications and so on. I restored a guy's wife from his change log, and ended up with his children just under him, not under him and his wife. So I clicked the pencil next to the bottom kid, clicked "add parent", put in the PID, told it I wanted the couple, and clicked "save". I was all set and ready to do it all again for the other kid — but he was already listed under both parents now, same as his brother. I never so much as looked at his profile, never mind changing his parentage.
In this case, this was a desirable outcome, if a tad unexpected, but what if only one kid belonged under that couple? Why did it pull this "smarter than thou" move?
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That's only supposed to happen if you add the spouse in the couple relationship, not when you add a second parent to the parent-child relationship.
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This defect has been fixed. Adding a parent to a child-parent relationship now only affects that child instead of all the siblings of a single parent.
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