LNK-2607 Facility Connection Validation Bug

[edward-miller-lcg]

Too much messaging and memory usage. Limiting to just patient resource.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced facility connection validation to provide more accurate patient data integration.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved error handling and messaging during facility connection validation processes.

• Refactor

  • Updated internal services and methods for more efficient data retrieval and connection validation.

[coderabbitai]

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Walkthrough

The changes primarily involve updating the FacilityConnectionResult record to replace the Bundle property with a Patient property. Additionally, the ValidateFacilityConnectionService class has been modified to utilize IFhirApiService and IFhirQueryConfigurationManager for patient data handling and connection validation, improving integration with FHIR services.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
DotNet/DataAcquisition/Application/Models/FacilityConnectionResult.cs	Replaced the Bundle property with a Patient property in the FacilityConnectionResult record.
DotNet/DataAcquisition/Application/Services/ValidateFacilityConnectionService.cs	Made modifications to use IFhirApiService and IFhirQueryConfigurationManager instead of IPatientDataService. Updated the ValidateConnection method accordingly. Added relevant imports.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective (Issue)	Addressed	Explanation
unable to access End point connection validation in DEV environment (LNK-2607)	✅

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Actionable comments posted: 1

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between e54e5fb and 4e1ce31.

Files selected for processing (2)

• DotNet/DataAcquisition/Application/Models/FacilityConnectionResult.cs (1 hunks)
• DotNet/DataAcquisition/Application/Services/ValidateFacilityConnectionService.cs (4 hunks)

Additional comments not posted (2)

DotNet/DataAcquisition/Application/Models/FacilityConnectionResult.cs (1)

5-5: Change from Bundle to Patient in FacilityConnectionResult

The replacement of Bundle with Patient in the FacilityConnectionResult record is consistent with the PR's objective to focus solely on patient data, potentially reducing complexity and resource usage.

Ensure that all existing usages of FacilityConnectionResult that previously depended on the Bundle property are updated to work correctly with the Patient property.

DotNet/DataAcquisition/Application/Services/ValidateFacilityConnectionService.cs (1)

34-44: Refactor to use FHIR services in constructor

The constructor now initializes IFhirApiService and IFhirQueryConfigurationManager, aligning with the shift towards using FHIR services for patient data handling. This should enhance the service's interoperability and efficiency in dealing with healthcare data.

Ensure that these services are correctly instantiated and that their methods are used appropriately throughout the service.

[amphillipsLGC]

Looks good!