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Describe the bug Profile validation seems to fail for a il.core.fhir.r4 profile (https://simplifier.net/packages/il.core.fhir.r4). Validating a patient gets this error: Code 'http://fhir.health.gov.il/identifier/il-national-id' is not a valid member of ValueSet with URL=http://fhir.health.gov.il/ValueSet/passport-uri and version=0.15.3
Environment Which version of LinuxForHealth FHIR Server? Version 5.1.1 of fhir-validation and fhir-profile.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior The example resource is valid, so the validation should succeed.
Additional context This seems to be related to how the identifier slices are being interpreted.
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Describe the bug
Profile validation seems to fail for a il.core.fhir.r4 profile (https://simplifier.net/packages/il.core.fhir.r4). Validating a patient gets this error:
Code 'http://fhir.health.gov.il/identifier/il-national-id' is not a valid member of ValueSet with URL=http://fhir.health.gov.il/ValueSet/passport-uri and version=0.15.3
Environment
Which version of LinuxForHealth FHIR Server?
Version 5.1.1 of fhir-validation and fhir-profile.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
The body of the request is the "patient-with-israeli-id" example (https://simplifier.net/packages/il.core.fhir.r4/0.15.4/files/2636174)
Code 'http://fhir.health.gov.il/identifier/il-national-id' is not a valid member of ValueSet with URL=http://fhir.health.gov.il/ValueSet/passport-uri and version=0.15.3
Expected behavior
The example resource is valid, so the validation should succeed.
Additional context
This seems to be related to how the identifier slices are being interpreted.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: