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DPL Analysis: look for AOD metadata up to the allowed parent level - #16061
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Metadata discovery stopped at the direct parent: for a derived-of-derived AO2D whose metadata is only in the grandparent, it disabled the metadata although --aod-parent-access-level allowed reading it, and the --aod-parent-base-path-replacement of the deeper levels was never applied. Walk up the parent chain, applying the replacement at each level, up to the allowed level.
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Metadata discovery stopped at the direct parent: for a derived-of-derived
AO2D whose metadata is only in the grandparent, it disabled the metadata
although --aod-parent-access-level allowed reading it, and the
--aod-parent-base-path-replacement of the deeper levels was never applied.
Walk up the parent chain, applying the replacement at each level, up to
the allowed level.