Stream: implementers
Topic: New! Forge 16.5.1 for STU3
Michel Rutten (Aug 25 2017 at 14:58):
Forge 16.5.1 is now available for download from https://simplifier.net/forge/download
This release represents a minor update with some bug fixes for issues reported by the community. We advise all users to update to the current version.
Here's an overview of the changes in this release:
https://simplifier.net/ui/OrganizationNews/Show?id=35
Happy profiling!
Michel Rutten
Satya Yelisetti (Oct 27 2017 at 01:35):
Hi Michel,
I am facing a weird problem with forge here.
The changes made and committed to the profiles in associated element slices and extensions using forge dont show up in forge. By this what i mean is the build/IG generated contains the changes, the xml created contains the changes but surprisingly these changes dont show up when we open the same profile in forge. Editing this reply doesn't allow me to add screenshots for reference so i am adding them in a separate text below.
Cheers,
Satya
Satya Yelisetti (Oct 27 2017 at 02:22):
As mentioned below attached are the screenshots for your reference:
differential.JPG
ProfileXML.JPG
Forge-ElementTree.JPG
Thank you
Satya
Michel Rutten (Oct 27 2017 at 18:36):
Hi @Satya Yelisetti, hard to say without looking at the original profile. Can I download the profile from e.g. Simplifier? Or can you share it with me?
Satya Yelisetti (Oct 28 2017 at 23:50):
Hi @Michel Rutten ,
Yes I agree the actual profile would be more helpful. Below are the details of the resource and where it can be found:
Github: https://github.com/hl7au/au-fhir-base
Resource: au-patient.xml (Australian Patient)
Elements: birthDate and deceased[x] with slices deceasedBoolean and deceasedDateTime
Extensions: date-accuracy-indicator, patient-birthTime
Cheers,
Satya
Richard Kavanagh (Oct 29 2017 at 17:02):
I have never seen slicing performed like that before. How can you slice something that does not have a multiple cardinality??
Also the extension look strange - it looks like you are attempting to extend a datatype but somehow the extension is hanging directly off the element.
Is this possible?
Lloyd McKenzie (Oct 29 2017 at 17:22):
You can slice polymorphic elements, not just repeating elements.
Michel Rutten (Oct 30 2017 at 11:05):
Correct, you can type slice a single element in order to define different constraints per type choice.
Michel Rutten (Oct 30 2017 at 12:13):
Hi @Satya Yelisetti, I can reproduce the issue. Seems like snapshot generation goes wrong. I'll have to investigate further. Thank you for reporting the issue!
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