"Taxonomy with depth" view

I have a taxonomy tree like this:

balls
- basketball
  - color
    - red
    - green
- volleyball
  - color
    - red
    - green

If a Taxonomy term has children, I want to show them; if there aren’t children I want to show the nodes associated with the taxonomy term.

My view settings are the following.

This is similar to Show all child nodes of a taxonomy term D7, but I cant get it to work.

I use Content: Has taxonomy terms (with depth), and I set the depth to 1. It doesn’t work as expected.

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