Taxonomic Swap 147312
(Guardado el 28/10/2024)
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Wow, quite a split.
is this ready to go now? If so I can run it off hours tonight
Yes, it is ready to go. There are no taxa below Cooper's Hawk, and Astur has been activated with all its species swapped over (spec. American/Eurasian Goshawk, Bicolored Hawk, Black Goshawk).
Why not commit the Accipiter split as well? :)
@donalddavesne, I agree the split https://www.inaturalist.org/taxon_changes/147038 should be committed after the children are all swapped
The split will only update 36729 IDs as opposed to hundreds of thousands for this swap so doesn't need special treatement
but we could do that aswell if you'd like @birdwhisperer, just need the atlases to all be sorted first
@loarie So we could commit without your input if there are 36k IDs? I thought the limit was at 10k :)
no I think the limit on taxon changes is 100k or 200k obs
Interesting. Thanks!
That also means we can commit much more stuff without bothering you ;)
How can I switch all my IDs of Accipiter cooperii to Astur? Also shouldn't Astur name be changed to "Cooper's Hawk"? And shouldn't Accipiter cooperii be a inactive taxon?
This is the draft of a taxon change. The change has not been committed yet. IDs will be updated when the change happens.
Has the switch started? I can see thousands of switched observations already but here it is still marked as "draft"
@tiwane, Ok, thanks. I see lots of changes too @donalddavesne
It is a bit unfortunate that both Accipiter cooperi and Astur cooperi are currently both active.
e.g. https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/249575043
This has been processing through the back end because 100s of thousands of IDs are involved - it will probably take about a week or more before it finishes.
I just manually made the input taxon inactive and made the taxon change show as committed to avoid confusion - sorry about that
Thank you @loarie for the answer! I didn't realise that doing it through the back end meant that the swap would not be marked as committed here.
While we're at it, there's the house wren split that is ready to go, and probably needs your intervention too (about 120k IDs) https://www.inaturalist.org/taxon_splits/147150
There's also the European Goldfinch that should be ready to go. @loarie https://www.inaturalist.org/taxon_changes/149074
@loarie @tiwane 102k observations need to be swapped over.