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Engine: Add support for _revinclude #658
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Apologies for taking such a long time to review this.
I tested this locally with the database backup located at .docker/linux/r4.archive.gz
and the following query: fhir/Observation?subject:identifier=http://example.org/ids|1234567
. I would expect it to return the Observations with following ids: 48, 14, and 123. But it only returns Observation with id 48
It's my fault. I have reviewed the documentation for r4 and understood it as
it's not implement |
Ah of course, I get this confused every time. I am still not able to successfully verify this. Tried with the following: |
Accidentally posted the wrong format in my comment. Trying with the following:
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Oh,this is indeed a bit brain burning. |
Ah yes of course, it's the in the other direction. Nice, now it works, great! |
Only supports simple _revinclude, does not support iteration.
Only supports simple _revinclude, does not support iteration.
#307