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Using popHealth with 3.6.1 of the HDS gem from rubygems. When I try to upload the following HQMF definition using the UI: BP_Test_v4_3_eMeasure.txt
It is failing to be recognized as a valid v2 HQMF document (V2Parser::valid? is returning false). There is a commit that addresses this, however it does not appear to be applied in the version pulled down from rubygems. I did "gem unpack" and confirmed the relevant change does not exist in lib/hqmf-parser/parser.rb.
If I change the popHealth Gemfile to pull from the master github branch of the HDS library, the error goes away. This is a reasonable workaround to proceed with. I just wanted to raise this to confirm others have seen something similar, and to see if HDS may need to be updated in rubygems.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Using popHealth with 3.6.1 of the HDS gem from rubygems. When I try to upload the following HQMF definition using the UI:
BP_Test_v4_3_eMeasure.txt
It is failing to be recognized as a valid v2 HQMF document (V2Parser::valid? is returning false). There is a commit that addresses this, however it does not appear to be applied in the version pulled down from rubygems. I did "gem unpack" and confirmed the relevant change does not exist in lib/hqmf-parser/parser.rb.
If I change the popHealth Gemfile to pull from the master github branch of the HDS library, the error goes away. This is a reasonable workaround to proceed with. I just wanted to raise this to confirm others have seen something similar, and to see if HDS may need to be updated in rubygems.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: