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Today on the hmis.opentechstrategies.com demo server (i.e., where both client, intermediary server, and java server are hosted), we encountered this problem, as of commit bd1eacc in the openhmis-intake client code and commit 63507c6de in the OpenHMIS server code.
Entering "M" and even then "Mo" in the search box does not find "Robert Mover". But, each time I typed "M", I saw another accumulation of a particular error in the in-browser console -- the last line of the transcript below (although the interior warning, the deprecation warning, is also interesting so I've left it in even though it's probably not relevant to this bug):
TypeError: entity[matchingTermsCopy[j]] is null index.js:352:0
"Deprecation warning: moment construction falls back to js Date. \
This is discouraged and will be removed in upcoming major release. \
Please refer to https://github.com/moment/moment/issues/1407 for more info.
deprecate@http://hmis.opentechstrategies.com:3000/js/lib/moment.js:738:42
@http://hmis.opentechstrategies.com:3000/js/lib/moment.js:826:50
@http://hmis.opentechstrategies.com:3000/js/lib/moment.js:10:21
@http://hmis.opentechstrategies.com:3000/js/lib/moment.js:7:1
" moment.js:732:12
TypeError: entity[matchingTermsCopy[j]] is null index.js:352:0 [22 repetitions]
Other names complete fine. Typing "W" completes "William" and "Williams" in both first and last names. Something's going on with some records that causes them to error.
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Today on the hmis.opentechstrategies.com demo server (i.e., where both client, intermediary server, and java server are hosted), we encountered this problem, as of commit bd1eacc in the openhmis-intake client code and commit 63507c6de in the OpenHMIS server code.
Entering "M" and even then "Mo" in the search box does not find "Robert Mover". But, each time I typed "M", I saw another accumulation of a particular error in the in-browser console -- the last line of the transcript below (although the interior warning, the deprecation warning, is also interesting so I've left it in even though it's probably not relevant to this bug):
Other names complete fine. Typing "W" completes "William" and "Williams" in both first and last names. Something's going on with some records that causes them to error.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: