Stream: committers
Topic: package-list.json
Grahame Grieve (Mar 21 2019 at 04:12):
For those of you doing an implementation guide for the first time: you must have a package-list.json file in the root of your ig github repository. Build it using this template:
{ "package-id" : "hl7.fhir.[realm].[code]", "title" : "[title]", "introduction" : "[intro]", "canonical" : "http://hl7.org/fhir/[realm]/[code]", "list" : [{ "version" : "current", "date" : "n/a", "desc" : "Continuous Integration Build (latest in version control)", "path" : "[path]", "status" : "ci-build" }, { "version": "[ver]", "date": "xxx", "desc": "STU #1 1st Ballot", "path": "[canonical]/2019May", "status": "ballot", "sequence": "STU1" }] }
Grahame Grieve (Mar 21 2019 at 04:15):
where:
- [realm] = the realm
- [code] = the code
- [title] = the name
- [intro] = markdown version of the long description
All of these must be taken from the FMG approved IG proposal
Grahame Grieve (Mar 21 2019 at 04:16):
- [path] = the CI-build path for your IG (built from your repo-name)
- [ver] = the version of your IG. 0.1.0 unless otherwise agreed with me
Grahame Grieve (Mar 21 2019 at 04:16):
see http://wiki.hl7.org/index.php?title=FHIR_IG_PackageList_doco for more doco
Grahame Grieve (Mar 21 2019 at 04:17):
If you are publishing a new version of an IG, then take the existing version from [canonical]/package-list.json, and add an entry like this under the ci-build entry:
{ "version": "[ver]", "date": "xxx", "desc": "STU #1 1st Ballot", "path": "[canonical]/2019May", "changes" : "[change-path]", "descmd" : "[changes]", "status": "ballot", "sequence": "STU1" }
Where the [ver] is as agreed with me as Product Director
Grahame Grieve (Mar 21 2019 at 04:19):
if you want to change the [realm], [code], [title], [intro] for an existing IG, let me know, and I'll rule whether FMG must approve the change. (otherwise your changes will be ignored if I don't know about them)
Grahame Grieve (Mar 21 2019 at 04:20):
Note: you must provide either changes or descmd (not both) (and not neither, unless this is the first time the IG is being published, in which case you can't talk about changes)
Grahame Grieve (Mar 21 2019 at 04:27):
{ "date": "xxx" }
I will fill this date out when I publish the IG
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