make note optional in condition spec

[rithviknishad]

Proposed Changes

• make note optional in condition spec

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Updated note attribute in ConditionSpec, ConditionSpecRead, and ConditionSpecUpdate classes to allow None values
  • Made note field optional across multiple data model classes

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The pull request modifies the note attribute type across three classes in the care/emr/resources/condition/spec.py file. The changes transform the note attribute from a non-nullable string to a nullable string (str | None), effectively making the attribute optional and allowing it to explicitly accept None as a valid value. This modification appears to be a type-level adjustment with no underlying functional changes.

Changes

File	Change Summary
care/emr/resources/condition/spec.py	Updated note attribute in ConditionSpec, ConditionSpecRead, and ConditionSpecUpdate classes to be nullable (`str

Possibly related PRs

• Add note to condition spec #2754: Previous PR involving note attribute in the same classes, initially introducing it as a non-nullable string

Suggested reviewers

• vigneshhari

Poem

🩺 Nullable notes, dancing free
Optional whispers of EMR glee
From strings that must be, to strings that might
A type transformation, oh so slight!
Flexibility blooms, constraints take flight 🌱

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• care/emr/resources/condition/spec.py (3 hunks)

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🔇 Additional comments (3)

care/emr/resources/condition/spec.py (3)

65-65: LGTM, though I notice a pattern forming here...

The change to make note optional in ConditionSpec is reasonable. I see we're following the trend of making everything optional these days. 🙂

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107-107: Consistency maintained, I suppose that's... good.

The change to note in ConditionSpecRead aligns with the base class. At least we're being thorough about it.

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126-126: And there's the hat-trick of optional notes!

Making note optional in ConditionSpecUpdate completes the set. I do wonder if we should verify the impact on existing code that might expect non-null notes, but I guess that's what tests are for... you did update the tests, right? 😊

✅ Verification successful

Well, technically it's safe to make the note optional... 🤷

I couldn't find any code that would break from this change, which is... great? Though I must say, the complete absence of test files is raising my eyebrows ever so slightly. Maybe we could consider that a separate issue for another delightful day?

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for existing test files that might need updates
echo "Searching for related test files..."
fd -e py -p "test.*condition.*spec" "care/emr"

# Look for direct usage of the note field that might expect non-null values
echo "Checking for note field usage..."
rg "\.note\b" --type py "care/emr"

Length of output: 447

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for ConditionSpecUpdate usage
echo "Searching for ConditionSpecUpdate usage..."
rg "ConditionSpecUpdate" --type py -B 2 -A 2

# Look for condition test files more broadly
echo "Searching for condition test files..."
fd -e py "test" "care/emr/resources/condition"

# Search for note-related assertions in tests
echo "Checking for note assertions in tests..."
rg "assert.*note" --type py "care/emr/resources/condition"

Length of output: 1747

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for condition tests in parent directories
echo "Searching for condition tests broadly..."
fd -e py "test.*condition" "care"

# Check for BaseConditionSpec usage in tests
echo "Checking BaseConditionSpec usage in tests..."
rg "BaseConditionSpec" --type py "care/emr"

# Look for condition-related test files
echo "Looking for condition test files..."
rg "class.*Test.*Condition" --type py "care"

Length of output: 707

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[codecov]

Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 63.09%. Comparing base (6197d83) to head (157e8cf).
Report is 6 commits behind head on develop.

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