Ran into a slight inconvenience. Looked through the token code in core and it's a little beyond my abilities so thought I'd put in a request. I would like to replace a token with it's parent. D7 would look something like this:
[node:TERM_REVERENCE_FIELD:parent]
This works fine in Backdrop:
token_replace('[node:field_category]', array('node' => $node))
However, this does not work (it works in D7):
token_replace('[node:field_category:parent]', array('node' => $node))
PS: As a "work-around" (to get the parent), I'm using a couple Taxonomy functions:
taxonomy_term_load($tid)
taxonomy_get_parents($tid)
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