ITS Track Check returns Null Quality by default #2470
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Initializing Quality result with 0 had an effect of producing a Quality without a name and with level 0, which is treated as "not worse than Good". This does not seem like an intentional behaviour, so I am proposing to use the default Null Quality instead. Precautions will be taken in the framework, so that it cannot be done anymore.
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Initializing Quality result with 0 had an effect of producing a Quality without a name and with level 0, which is treated as "not worse than Good". This does not seem like an intentional behaviour, so I am proposing to use the default Null Quality instead. Precautions will be taken in the framework, so that it cannot be done anymore.