Fix get_notes silently dropping notes after the first reference-type … - #6
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…NOTE _get_notes_internal contained a break inside the loop over an entity's NOTE child elements. Once the first reference-type NOTE (a pointer to a separate @n...@ record) was processed, the break exited the loop entirely, silently discarding any additional NOTE tags on that entity -- whether reference-type or inline -- that appeared afterward. Fix: removed the break so the loop continues scanning all NOTE tags on the entity. Verified against Thomas Marshall (@i54@) in a real FTM export, which has two separate NOTE records (a general biographical note and a DAR lineage citation note). Before the fix, only the first note was returned; after the fix, both are returned in full, including correct CONT/CONC reassembly.
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This pull request removes a break statement in the _get_notes_internal method of src/gedcom_mcp/gedcom_data_access.py. This change ensures that the loop continues processing all reference-type notes instead of exiting prematurely after the first one, preventing subsequent notes from being silently dropped. There are no review comments, so I have no feedback to provide.
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_get_notes_internal contained a break inside the loop over an entity's NOTE child elements. Once the first reference-type NOTE (a pointer to a separate @n...@ record) was processed, the break exited the loop entirely, silently discarding any additional NOTE tags on that entity -- whether reference-type or inline -- that appeared afterward.
Fix: removed the break so the loop continues scanning all NOTE tags on the entity.
Verified against Thomas Marshall (@i54@) in a real FTM export, which has two separate NOTE records (a general biographical note and a DAR lineage citation note). Before the fix, only the first note was returned; after the fix, both are returned in full, including correct CONT/CONC reassembly.