Add New Member Option Missing on Content Hub Schema Page

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The Add New Member option is missing from the Schema page.

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I have been investigating one of the issues in our Content Hub environment. I tried to recall the steps when I encountered a similar issue, but it resolved itself automatically after some time.

Here are the steps I performed:

  1. Go to the M.content schema using the Schema option from the dashboard.
  2. Select the Settings option from the three-dot menu at the top right corner.
  3. Enable the Taxonomy-enabled definition.
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After enabling this option, the Add new member button disappears, along with the Settings option, making it impossible to disable the setting again. The above screenshot I have taken from different CH environments to elaborate on the issue.

Workaround:

1. As a preliminary step, I recommend that you try discarding any changes to the M.Content schema. After doing so, verify if the new members become visible.

2. If it's still not resolved, then this issue belongs to the CH license.

With this Free Modelling license disabled, we will be able to insert new members and use the content type functionality. However, setting the Taxonomy-enabled definition to true while not having the license is breaking this functionality.

If Free Modelling was enabled, then there would be no issue even when setting the Taxonomy-enabled definition to true.

Sitecore has filed a report to the product to address this issue (Functionality breaks when the license is not granted, and Taxonomy-enabled definition is set to true)

Now only workaround to this is to use devTools/remove the CSS( display: none) and set the Taxonomy-enabled definition to false while having devTools open.

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You can track the status using reference number MONE-45232

Happy Sitecoreing ðŸ˜Š

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