Stream: crucible
Topic: Crucible R4
Robert Scanlon (Jun 12 2019 at 15:54):
Crucible has been updated to support R4! Let us know if you find any issues or disagree with any of the test results.
Alexander Kiel (Jun 22 2019 at 11:29):
Is it planned to release Plan Executor with R4 support for standalone use?
Alexander Kiel (Jun 22 2019 at 12:16):
Ok. Seems to work with the r4 branch.
Alexander Kiel (Jun 22 2019 at 14:12):
I found one issue: in RelatedPerson test the relationship is single valued but the cardinality was changed to multi-valued with R4.
Alexander Kiel (Jun 24 2019 at 10:48):
Is there a reason why the Ruby based tests are still used and even updated for R4? Are there any limitations in TestScript? I like to contribute issues with the R4 update and find it difficult to find the right place in the Ruby based sources.
Jason Walonoski (Jun 25 2019 at 02:39):
The plan_executor can also execute TestScripts, but the primary reason we write tests in Ruby is because it is faster (in terms of developer productivity) and easier to maintain. Authoring TestScripts is does not bring joy (i.e. Marie Kondo-style).
Michael Xiao (Nov 19 2019 at 15:23):
'$.context.encounter' of DocumentReference should be array in R4. The crucible R4 still set it as single reference, not array of reference.
Jason Walonoski (Nov 19 2019 at 19:25):
Can you link to a specific example where this occurs? It looks like it does use a reference. For example, https://projectcrucible.org/servers/5dbc319e04ebd03eef000000#5dd40dde04ebd0389d000000/resourcetest_documentreference/X010_DocumentReference
Michael Xiao (Nov 19 2019 at 19:35):
Yes, I check the payload on POST https://ramsoftfhircrucibletest-fhir-r4-webapp.azurewebsites.net/DocumentReference, it is right for '$.context.encounter' as array of reference.
Elkhan Yusubov (Dec 16 2019 at 13:11):
@Jason Walonoski do you know when https://www.projectcrucible.org/ will be working again?
The certificate related error NET::ERR_CERT_DATE_INVALID has been there for a week or so.
Alexander Kiel (Dec 18 2019 at 11:31):
Same here.
Elkhan Yusubov (Dec 20 2019 at 17:46):
@Robert Scanlon @Jason Walonoski - could you help to resolve mentioned issue?
Who would be right person to notify?
Robert Scanlon (Dec 20 2019 at 19:32):
All -- sorry for the slow resolution. We are working through our cert update process, but don't expect it to be resolved until early next week.
Elkhan Yusubov (Dec 21 2019 at 07:07):
@Robert Scanlon - thanks for providing this notice!
Elkhan Yusubov (Dec 31 2019 at 02:26):
@Robert Scanlon @Jason Walonoski any news about https://www.projectcrucible.org ?
Would it be running on first week of January 2020?
Robert Scanlon (Dec 31 2019 at 15:19):
Hi @Elkhan Yusubov -- Thanks for your patience. The request is working through our corporate queue (very slowly due to the holidays and the nature of this project). I'll let you know when I have an update. If this is critical you can stand up your own copy in the meantime.
Elkhan Yusubov (Dec 31 2019 at 16:38):
Thanks for keeping an eye into it @Robert Scanlon !
rekha badri (Feb 04 2020 at 10:38):
Hi
Robert Scanlon (Feb 21 2020 at 16:57):
@Elkhan Yusubov -- Just FYI that projectcrucible.org is back up with a new SSL cert. I'm sorry for the extended downtime!
Elkhan Yusubov (Feb 26 2020 at 22:27):
Thank you @Robert Scanlon - we followed wiki to provision an internal crucible for projects.
QQ: is there any effort spend to close open github issues?
Elkhan Yusubov (Feb 26 2020 at 22:28):
Thanks for notification @Robert Scanlon !
Michael Xiao (Jul 28 2020 at 15:18):
Does anyone know why crucible test don't work from July 27, 2020? It work on July 26, 2020. @Robert Scanlon
Robert Scanlon (Jul 28 2020 at 16:06):
Are you running tests manually (or semi-manually through a job on your side that triggers test runs), or are you relying on Inferno to automatically run tests on a regular basis?
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