https://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=8137 --- Comment #153 from Lisette Scheer <lisette@bywatersolutions.com> --- When I was at a library, this is what I would expect from these rules: - CPL circulation matrix : Patron : All, Item type : All, checkouts : 5, on-site checkouts : 5 - a global checkout limits : Patron : All, Item type : All, checkouts : 8, on-site checkouts : 8 Would be that if I tried to check out 6 books at centerville, I'd get a warning, if I checked out 5 books at Centerville and 4 books at Fairfield, I'd get a warning on the last one. I know we've also had partners ask about this functionality following the same logic as I did. Your test plan and patch only really works if specific branches are more permissive than the general rule. I'd expect it to work more like the check that compares patron/item type rules to the default rules per branch, first it checks the most specific (branch/item type/patron type) match, then gets less specific (branch default) then if it hasn't hit that limit the global limit. I don't really see why a library would want to have a more permissive rule in their branch specific rules if the global limit blocks it anyway? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.