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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.
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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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#1969
Summary
CouchDB keeps a list of purge infos to ensure that purges can be applied on a cluster without purged documents being re-introduced by internal replication.
It would be useful to make this list available for replication clients like PouchDB, who then could apply local purges on their own. I know PouchDB doesn’t implement purge just yet, but it’s something that folks will need befor
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Expected Behavior
I should be able to define functions passing a string to views field
await handle.insert({
_id: '_design/des',
view: {
view1: `
function (doc) {
if (doc.ClassName ===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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Expected Behavior
Right now, when we edit a document, it brings us back to the document listing page. I sometime need to test some application change by modifying a document re
Basic authentication is okay, but it isn't really recommended.
From the docs:
The main drawback is the need to send user credentials with each request which may be insecure and could hurt operation performance (since CouchDB must compute the password hash with every request)
If cookie authentication isn't alre
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Current docker image size is insane. It is 2.55 GB. Reduce that to below 1GB or less. Apply changes from this reference: https://hackernoon.com/tips-to-reduce-docker-image-sizes-876095da3b34
Hi @JuniusLuo . Could you please publish Firecamp upgrade guide to the wiki? I'm running 0.9.6 and would like to upgrade to 1.0 but worrying about the correct procedure.
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.
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Cool project!
To run the test suite:
git clo
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Problem
The link provided to download and install Tor is not working in
[SSHTutorial](https:/
Adding Envoy to one's stack requires deployment and maintenance of one more service. Revamped and extended deployment docs would make it easier to understand what the true cost of Envoy is, compared to the cost of maintaining one or more databases per user with Cloudant.
Wishlist:
- More details on how to get Envoy running reliably in IBM Cloud (The [Deploy-to-bluemix button is currently brok
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I'm probably missing something obvious, but neither the website nor this repo has any documentation.
Is this a markdown editor I can embed in my "classic" rendered (html rendered by server) websites?
Do I have to build my own version?
Can I use npm to import it?
Is there any documentation?