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🚀 Feature Proposal
By default, patients should be sorted by given name ascending.
Motivation
The list should not be sorted in a random way.
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Describe the bug
There is inconsistency in the way latest_replication_date or initial_replication_date field is written in info doc. In some of the documents, it's written in full Date/Time format while other documents have it written in unix stamp.
To Reproduce
It was difficult to reproduce the scenario. But, for sms projects deployed with version 3.7.1 or above, `latest_repli
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Create end-users and developers documentation. The end-user documentation must also be navigable in offline mode.
The documentation will be hosted on:
- docs.hospitalrun.io for final users
- developers.hospitalrun.io for developers
Current strategy
@hosptialrun-org/docs
Typescript Create React App that hosts **docs.hos
I'm using Kivik v4.0.0-20200429204048-e9102bc78740 and having some issues with the example code in the wiki.
Possibly the issues below are because of changes in version 4? Perhaps it's safer to use version 3 in stead though the project's README.md is unclear about which version is stable, v2 or v3
- Error handling is really unclear / undocumented until you stumble upon the wiki main page.
Cool project!
To run the test suite:
git clo
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We have an issue regarding one of our plugin where the readme is not correctly referenced in the Gatsby documentation. Could you provide some help to fix it?
Here is the plugin: https://www.gatsbyjs.org/packages/gatsby-source-prismic-graphql/
thanks.
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Hi!
Continuing this.
I personally came to PouchDB and then Pouchy because I needed an abstaction over IndexedDB api.
In my understanding, PouchDB was initially created to provide this very api; and then it evolved into smth bigger. Maybe it's wrong understanding.
So.. it was only reasonable to expect Pouchy to work with I
Update Developer Documentation page with following notes:
- Current setup works with Node 10.15
In case following is encountered:
leveldown@3.0.0 install /home/miroslav/Projects/powerplant/node_modules/leveldown
prebuild-install || node-gyp rebuild
It might be needed to install:
- Python 2.7
- Make
- g++
- node-gyp
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We talked about this before when we still had the user-specific sign-in – to show how you stand in that tab.
Now that we are not user-specific anymore, we could instead just show the person who is most in negative red (and maybe how much). If you are a power user with many tabs, you directly know who owes most money and is next up to pay – maybe even you – or who you can use as a bank. ;)
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Issue
Per MongoDB specification, to query if the array field contains at least one element with the specified value, use the filter
{ <field>: <value> }where<value>is the element value and<field>the a field in the document that contains an array as value.Info