6.2.0

Version 6.2.0 introduces the following changes:

• Use built-in Entry definition instead of shr.base.Entry from CIMPL definitions
• uses a new approach to logging

6.0.0

Version 6.0.0 introduces support for the new CIMPL 6.0 grammar. The two most significant changes to the models are:

• Replaced code, Coding, and CodeableConcept with new concept primitive
• Removed RefValue in favor of using a field's "entry-ness" to determine if it should be a reference

6.0.0 Beta 3

Version 6.0.0 Beta 3 simply updates its dependency on shr-models to v6.0.0-beta.2.

6.0.0 Beta 2

6.0.0 Beta 2 represents the concept primitive as a complex type with an array of coding, each having a code, system, and display. This is defined in a manually managed schema: https://standardhealthrecord.org/schema/cimpl/builtin

6.0.0 Beta 1

Initial support for the new CIMPL 6.0 grammar. The two most significant changes to the model are:

• Replaced code, Coding, and CodeableConcept with new concept primitive
• Removed RefValue in favor of using a field's "entry-ness" to determine if it should be a reference

5.3.2

Version 5.3.2 fixes a crash when trying to set required properties on a non-existing parent. It also fixes logic to look at base types of the selected option when trying to find it in a choice.

5.3.1

Version 5.3.1 contains the following changes:

• Upgrades shr-* dependencies
• Fixes test expectation broken by upgraded shr-test-helpers
• Adds new test:fix script

5.3.0

Version 5.3.0 removes namespaces from the element properties in the JSON Schema in order to simplify the schema. This means that properties that formally would have been named something like shr.foo.Bar are now simply named Bar.

This also changes the schema for references by adding _ prefixes to the reference properties. E.g.,

• ShrId => _ShrId
• EntryId => _EntryId
• EntryType => _EntryType

5.2.3

Merge pull request #7 from standardhealth/version_bump

v5.2.3

5.2.2

Version 5.2.2 fixes a bug related to constraint paths that use the Value keyword.

This release represents the exact code used in the tool chain to generate the HL7 US Breast Cancer May 2018 ballot. Note, however, that JSON Schema was not a part of the ballot.