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TECH_DEBT: Measure debuggability #572

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🛠️ Description of Changes

This is considered TECH DEBT because the core/underlying functionality is not meaningfully modified. The changes here are intended to provide better documentation and better support for debugging when measure evaluation doesn't return the expected results.

  • Introduced a new endpoint to retrieve CQL for measure definitions for testing purposes.
  • Added a cqlDebug configuration property for enhanced debugging.
  • New logging appender for CQL evaluations to improve logging capabilities.
  • Streamlined method signatures for evaluating patient bundles.
  • Enhanced error handling and parameter management in evaluation methods.
  • Updated documentation to include new configuration details for Kafka and Azure App Config.
  • Modified CD pipeline to build and publish the CLI JAR
  • Added all Azure Pipelines to a solution folder in the VS SLN so that they can be easily opened from an IDE

🧪 Testing Performed

Ran the measureeval service locally and used the REST API to invoke $evaluate to ensure the evaluator still functioned correctly.
Ran the FileSystemInvocation class from the command line to test evaluation against other measures.

📓 Documentation Updated

Updated the measureeval service spec document to bring it up-to-date; it looks like it was already inaccurately describing the service's configuration. Added notes about the additional "cql debugging" functionality that's now available.

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Based on the comprehensive changes, here are the updated release notes:

  • New Features

    • Added CQL (Clinical Quality Language) debugging capabilities.
    • Introduced a new API endpoint for retrieving measure library CQL.
    • Enhanced measure evaluation with an optional debug mode.
    • Improved logging and tracing for the measure evaluation process.
  • Improvements

    • Streamlined measure evaluation method signatures.
    • Updated FHIR bundle transaction processing.
    • Enhanced library and CQL retrieval utilities.
    • Refined configuration management for measure evaluation.
  • Configuration Changes

    • Added new configuration options for CQL debugging.
    • Updated logging configurations.
    • Introduced new environment variables for service configuration.
  • Documentation

    • Updated service specifications and README with new configuration details.
    • Expanded documentation for measure evaluation and testing.

These changes focus on improving the measure evaluation service's flexibility, debugging capabilities, and overall configuration management.

…ice as a whole which compiles the measures in the cache with "debug" logging enabled

* Modified the $evaluate operation to accept a "debug" parameter and always compile the measure for every request so that the debug logging flag is always respected
* Updating logback config so that it is configured to always use DEBUG logging for the DebugUtilities class. This class only outputs debug logs when the compiled measure is configured for debug logging.
* Added stub for getting a specific line of CQL from the measure, so that the debug logging output from cqframework can be more easily traced to specific lines of CQL that are loaded in the measure eval system.
* FileSystemInvocation always has cql debug logging enabled
* Measures compiled into cache use whatever cql-debugging the service is configured for
* Measure evaluation using the REST $evaluate operation always compiles the measure and uses whatever is passed in (or default of "false") in the operation request
* Created a custom extension of InMemoryFhirRepository called LinkInMemoryFhirRepository that overrides the `transaction()` operation with a basic implementation of the operation so that logs aren't littered with NotImplementedExceptions()
Adding note in readme about Java Kafka Auth and Azure App Config settings
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This pull request introduces comprehensive enhancements to the measure evaluation process in the Java application, focusing on improving logging, debugging, and CQL (Clinical Quality Language) handling. The changes span multiple files and introduce new utilities for retrieving and processing CQL, configuring logging, and managing measure evaluations. Key modifications include adding debug flags, creating custom log appenders, implementing library resolution mechanisms, and refactoring evaluation methods to support more flexible configuration.

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File Change Summary
FileSystemInvocation.java Updated method signatures, added logging configuration method
LinkConfig.java Added cqlDebug configuration flag
MeasureDefinitionController.java New CQL retrieval endpoint, enhanced evaluation method with debug parameter
MeasureEvaluator.java Refactored evaluation methods, added compileAndEvaluate method
MeasureEvaluatorCache.java Implemented LibraryResolver, added LinkConfig dependency
CqlLogAppender.java New custom log appender for CQL evaluation logging
CqlUtils.java New utility class for CQL retrieval and processing
application.yml Added cql-debug configuration
logback-*.xml Updated logging configurations

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@seanmcilvenna seanmcilvenna marked this pull request as draft December 12, 2024 23:33
seanmcilvenna and others added 3 commits December 12, 2024 15:34
Adding log appender that parses the log message from CQFramework and makes it more readable
Updating MeasureEvaluator to allow getting the measure definition bundle used by the evaluator
Updating log appender to try and get the cql for the log statement out of the cached evaluator based on a matching the measure on library id (since that's all we have)
seanmcilvenna and others added 4 commits December 16, 2024 11:24
…rate, and adding more detail about the REST endpoints (and the new one)
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Actionable comments posted: 6

🧹 Nitpick comments (16)
Java/measureeval/src/main/resources/application.yml (1)

54-54: Consider adding documentation for the new configuration property.

To improve maintainability, consider adding a YAML comment above the property to explain:

  • Its purpose in controlling CQL debugging
  • Impact on logging and performance
  • When it should be enabled/disabled
  reportability-predicate: com.lantanagroup.link.measureeval.reportability.IsInInitialPopulation
+  # Controls detailed CQL debugging output during measure evaluation
+  # Enable only for development/troubleshooting as it may impact performance
  cql-debug: false
Java/measureeval/src/main/java/com/lantanagroup/link/measureeval/FileSystemInvocation.java (2)

Line range hint 141-147: Update method documentation to reflect new debugging capability.

The method signature changes look good - removing the redundant patientBundlePath parameter and adding the isDebug parameter for CQL debugging makes sense. However, the method's documentation should be updated to explain the new debugging capability.

Add Javadoc to explain the purpose of the isDebug parameter:

+/**
+ * Evaluates a patient bundle using the provided measure evaluator.
+ * @param patientBundle The bundle containing patient data to evaluate
+ * @param start The start date for the measurement period
+ * @param end The end date for the measurement period
+ * @param evaluator The compiled measure evaluator
+ * @param isDebug Whether to enable detailed CQL debugging output
+ */
 private static void evaluatePatientBundle(Bundle patientBundle, String start, String end, MeasureEvaluator evaluator, boolean isDebug) {

174-174: Consider making debug mode configurable via command line.

Currently, debug mode is hard-coded to true in both invocations. While this makes sense for a debugging utility, it would be more flexible to make it configurable via command line arguments.

Consider updating the main method to accept an optional debug flag:

 public static void main(String[] args) {
-    if (args.length != 4) {
-        System.err.println("Invalid number of arguments. Expected 4 arguments: <measure-bundle-path> <patient-bundle-path> <start> <end>");
+    if (args.length < 4 || args.length > 5) {
+        System.err.println("Usage: <measure-bundle-path> <patient-bundle-path> <start> <end> [debug]");
         System.exit(1);
     }

     String measureBundlePath = args[0];
     String patientBundlePath = args[1];
     String start = args[2];
     String end = args[3];
+    boolean debug = args.length == 5 ? Boolean.parseBoolean(args[4]) : false;

     try {
         Bundle measureBundle = getBundle(measureBundlePath);
-        MeasureEvaluator evaluator = MeasureEvaluator.compile(fhirContext, measureBundle, true);
+        MeasureEvaluator evaluator = MeasureEvaluator.compile(fhirContext, measureBundle, debug);

Then update the invocations to use this flag:

-    evaluatePatientBundle(patientBundle, start, end, evaluator, true);
+    evaluatePatientBundle(patientBundle, start, end, evaluator, debug);

Also applies to: 178-178

Java/measureeval/src/main/java/com/lantanagroup/link/measureeval/repositories/LinkInMemoryFhirRepository.java (2)

11-17: Consider adding parameter validation in constructors.

While the constructors correctly delegate to the parent class, it would be safer to add null checks for the parameters.

Consider adding validation:

 public LinkInMemoryFhirRepository(FhirContext context) {
+    if (context == null) {
+        throw new IllegalArgumentException("FhirContext cannot be null");
+    }
     super(context);
 }

 public LinkInMemoryFhirRepository(FhirContext context, IBaseBundle bundle) {
+    if (context == null) {
+        throw new IllegalArgumentException("FhirContext cannot be null");
+    }
     super(context, bundle);
 }

19-35: Consider performance optimizations and monitoring capabilities.

Given this is part of a measure evaluation system, consider these architectural improvements:

  1. Add batch processing for large bundles to manage memory usage
  2. Implement monitoring/metrics for transaction processing
  3. Add debug logging for better visibility into resource processing

Example logging implementation:

 @Override
 public <B extends IBaseBundle> B transaction(B transaction, Map<String, String> headers) {
+    log.debug("Processing bundle transaction with {} entries", 
+        transaction instanceof Bundle ? ((Bundle) transaction).getEntry().size() : "unknown");
     // ... existing code ...
+    log.debug("Completed bundle transaction processing");
     return transaction;
 }

Consider implementing batch processing if you need to handle large bundles:

private static final int BATCH_SIZE = 1000;

private void processBatchedEntries(List<Bundle.BundleEntryComponent> entries) {
    for (int i = 0; i < entries.size(); i += BATCH_SIZE) {
        List<Bundle.BundleEntryComponent> batch = 
            entries.subList(i, Math.min(entries.size(), i + BATCH_SIZE));
        // Process batch
    }
}
Java/measureeval/src/main/resources/logback-cli.xml (1)

17-19: Consider the performance impact of increased root logging level

Changing the root logger from error to info level will significantly increase log volume, which could impact performance in production environments.

Consider:

  1. Using a more selective approach by setting specific loggers to info level instead of the root logger
  2. Making the root log level configurable through environment variables
  3. Maintaining separate logging configurations for production and development environments
Java/measureeval/src/main/java/com/lantanagroup/link/measureeval/utils/CqlLogAppender.java (2)

15-15: Expand Regex Pattern to Match All Valid Library IDs

The regex pattern ([\\w.]+) used in LOG_PATTERN may not match library IDs containing hyphens or other special characters. If library IDs can include characters beyond word characters and dots, consider updating the regex to accommodate these characters.

Apply this diff to include hyphens in the library ID matching:

- private static final Pattern LOG_PATTERN = Pattern.compile("([\\w.]+)\\.(\\d+:\\d+-\\d+:\\d+)\\(\\d+\\):\\s*(\\{\\}|[^\\s]+)");
+ private static final Pattern LOG_PATTERN = Pattern.compile("([\\w.\\-]+)\\.(\\d+:\\d+-\\d+:\\d+)\\(\\d+\\):\\s*(\\{\\}|[^\\s]+)");

48-53: Use Appropriate Logging Level for Detailed CQL Outputs

The logging statements between lines 48 and 53 output detailed CQL information using logger.info. To prevent cluttering production logs and adhere to best practices, consider changing the logging level to debug.

Apply this diff to adjust the logging levels:

- logger.info("CQL DEBUG: libraryId={}, range={}, output={}, cql-definition={}", libraryId, range, output, definition);
+ logger.debug("CQL DEBUG: libraryId={}, range={}, output={}, cql-definition={}", libraryId, range, output, definition);

- logger.info("CQL DEBUG: libraryId={}, range={}, output={}, cql=\n{}", libraryId, range, output, cql);
+ logger.debug("CQL DEBUG: libraryId={}, range={}, output={}, cql=\n{}", libraryId, range, output, cql);

- logger.info("CQL DEBUG: libraryId={}, range={}, output={}", libraryId, range, output);
+ logger.debug("CQL DEBUG: libraryId={}, range={}, output={}", libraryId, range, output);
Java/measureeval/src/main/java/com/lantanagroup/link/measureeval/utils/CqlUtils.java (1)

39-39: Specify Character Encoding When Converting Byte Array to String

When converting content.getData() to a String, the character encoding is not specified. This may lead to inconsistencies across different systems. It's advisable to specify StandardCharsets.UTF_8 explicitly.

Apply this change to specify the character encoding:

- .map(content -> new String(content.getData()))
+ .map(content -> new String(content.getData(), StandardCharsets.UTF_8))

Ensure to import the required class:

import java.nio.charset.StandardCharsets;
Java/measureeval/src/main/java/com/lantanagroup/link/measureeval/utils/ApplicationContextProvider.java (1)

7-19: Consider alternative approaches to static ApplicationContext access

While the implementation works, using a static field to store ApplicationContext can lead to several issues:

  1. Testing becomes difficult as the static context persists between tests
  2. Memory leaks can occur if the context isn't properly cleared
  3. Thread safety concerns with the static field
  4. Potential NullPointerException in getApplicationContext()

Consider these alternatives:

  1. Inject dependencies directly where needed using Spring's DI
  2. If static access is necessary:
    • Add null checks
    • Clear context on application shutdown
    • Use thread-safe initialization

Example implementation:

@Component
public class ApplicationContextProvider implements ApplicationContextAware, DisposableBean {
    private static volatile ApplicationContext context;

    public static ApplicationContext getApplicationContext() {
        if (context == null) {
            throw new IllegalStateException("ApplicationContext not initialized");
        }
        return context;
    }

    @Override
    public synchronized void setApplicationContext(ApplicationContext applicationContext) {
        context = applicationContext;
    }

    @Override
    public void destroy() {
        context = null;
    }
}
Java/measureeval/src/main/java/com/lantanagroup/link/measureeval/configs/LinkConfig.java (1)

19-19: Add documentation and validation for the cqlDebug configuration

The new configuration property would benefit from:

  1. Documentation explaining its purpose and impact
  2. Validation if needed in certain environments

Consider adding:

+    /**
+     * Enables detailed CQL evaluation debugging output.
+     * When true, additional logging will be generated during measure evaluation.
+     * Should be used carefully in production as it may impact performance.
+     */
     private boolean cqlDebug = false;
Java/measureeval/src/main/resources/logback-spring.xml (1)

45-47: Consider adding STDOUT appender for local debugging

The CQL debug logger only uses the custom appender. For local development and debugging, it might be helpful to also include the STDOUT appender.

 <logger name="org.opencds.cqf.cql.engine.debug.DebugUtilities" level="DEBUG" additivity="false">
     <appender-ref ref="cql"/>
+    <appender-ref ref="STDOUT"/>
 </logger>
docs/README.md (2)

52-56: Add security considerations for Kafka authentication

The Kafka authentication table should include security best practices and warnings about credential handling.

Add a note about secure credential management:

| spring.kafka.properties.security.protocol | SASL_PLAINTEXT                                                                      |
+
+> **Security Note**: Never commit credentials directly in configuration files. Use environment variables or secure secret management solutions.

62-62: Enhance Azure App Config documentation

The note about Azure App Config precedence could be more detailed to help developers understand the configuration resolution order.

Add configuration precedence order:

-Note: If a Java service is configured to use Azure App Config, keys in ACA take precedence over Java VM args _and_ Environment Variables.
+Note: Configuration resolution order when Azure App Config is enabled:
+1. Azure App Config keys (highest precedence)
+2. Java VM arguments
+3. Environment Variables (lowest precedence)
docs/service_specs/measure_eval.md (2)

21-21: Fix grammar in LOKI_URL description

The description has a grammatical error in the verb form.

-| LOKI_URL                                    | No      | The URL to Loki where logs should persisted.                  |
+| LOKI_URL                                    | No      | The URL to Loki where logs should be persisted.                  |
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Context: ... | The URL to Loki where logs should persisted. | ## App Settings #...

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100-101: Enhance API documentation for debug parameters

The documentation for debug-related endpoints could be more detailed to better support the debuggability improvements.

Add parameter details:

-| **POST /api/measure-definition/{id}/$evaluate**: Evaluates a measure against clinical data provided in the request body. May include a `debug` flag that indicates to create cql debug logs on the service during evaluation.
-| **GET /api/measure-definition/{id}/{library-id}/$cql**: Retrieves the CQL for a specific measure definition and library. May include a `range` parameter that represents the range of CQL that is reported via debug logs.
+| **POST /api/measure-definition/{id}/$evaluate**
+  - Evaluates a measure against clinical data provided in the request body
+  - Query Parameters:
+    - `debug` (boolean, optional): When true, generates detailed CQL execution logs
+
+| **GET /api/measure-definition/{id}/{library-id}/$cql**
+  - Retrieves the CQL for a specific measure definition and library
+  - Query Parameters:
+    - `range` (string, optional): Specifies the line range of CQL to include in debug logs (format: "start-end")
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Java/measureeval/src/main/resources/application.yml (1)

54-54: LGTM! Good security practice with default value.

The addition of cql-debug: false follows Spring Boot configuration conventions and safely defaults to disabled, which is appropriate for a debugging feature.

Java/measureeval/src/main/java/com/lantanagroup/link/measureeval/repositories/LinkInMemoryFhirRepository.java (1)

1-10: LGTM! Clean class structure and imports.

The class appropriately extends InMemoryFhirRepository and includes only the necessary imports.

Java/measureeval/src/main/resources/logback-cli.xml (2)

10-10: Verify CqlLogAppender implementation and consider adding configuration properties

The custom appender lacks configuration properties which might affect its behavior and log formatting consistency.

Let's check the implementation of CqlLogAppender:


13-15: LGTM! Configuration aligns with debugging requirements

The CQL debug logger configuration is well-structured with appropriate debug level and prevents log duplication with additivity=false.

Let's verify the debug utilities class exists and is properly used:

Java/measureeval/src/main/java/com/lantanagroup/link/measureeval/controllers/MeasureDefinitionController.java (2)

104-123: New Endpoint for Retrieving CQL Added Successfully

The addition of the getMeasureLibraryCQL method effectively provides the functionality to retrieve CQL content for a measure definition's library. The input validation and exception handling are appropriately handled.


128-131: Debug Parameter Integrated into Evaluate Method Successfully

Incorporating the debug parameter into the evaluate method enhances flexibility by allowing users to enable CQL debugging information during evaluation.

Java/measureeval/src/main/java/com/lantanagroup/link/measureeval/services/MeasureEvaluator.java (1)

78-85: Addition of compileAndEvaluate Method Enhances Functionality

The new compileAndEvaluate static method provides a streamlined approach to compiling and evaluating measures with specified parameters and a debug flag. This enhancement improves code clarity and usability.

Java/measureeval/src/main/java/com/lantanagroup/link/measureeval/services/MeasureEvaluatorCache.java (1)

19-22: LGTM: Constructor properly initialized with required dependencies

The constructor correctly implements dependency injection for the new LinkConfig requirement.

Java/measureeval/src/main/resources/logback-spring.xml (1)

13-13: Verify CqlLogAppender configuration requirements

The new CQL appender is added without any configuration properties. Please verify if the CqlLogAppender class requires any specific properties for proper initialization.

Consider adding documentation comments to explain the purpose and behavior of this custom appender.

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CqlLogAppender implementation is correctly configured

The CqlLogAppender is a simple appender that extends AppenderBase<ILoggingEvent> and doesn't require any additional configuration properties. It processes CQL-related log messages by extracting and formatting specific components (libraryId, range, and output) using pattern matching. The current configuration in logback-spring.xml is sufficient for its operation.

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17-17: ⚠️ Potential issue

Security: Restrict the regular expression pattern

The current pattern [\\w.]+ is overly permissive. Consider using a more specific pattern that explicitly defines the expected format of the library ID.

-    private static final Pattern LOG_PATTERN = Pattern.compile("([\\w.]+)\\.(\\d+:\\d+-\\d+:\\d+)\\(\\d+\\):\\s*(\\{\\}|[^\\s]+)");
+    private static final Pattern LOG_PATTERN = Pattern.compile("([a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z0-9._-]*)\\.(\\d+:\\d+-\\d+:\\d+)\\(\\d+\\):\\s*(\\{\\}|[^\\s]+)");
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Azure_Pipelines/azure-pipelines.measureeval.cd.yaml (1)

99-99: Fix minor YAML formatting issues.

There are two minor formatting issues to address:

  1. Remove trailing spaces on line 99
  2. Add a newline at the end of file

Apply this diff to fix the formatting:

      goals: 'clean package'
      options: '-P cli -pl measureeval -am'
-      
+
  - task: PublishPipelineArtifact@1
    displayName: 'Publish MeasureEval CLI Jar'
    inputs:
      targetPath: 'Java/measureeval/target/measureeval-cli.jar'
-      artifact: 'measureeval-cli-jar'
+      artifact: 'measureeval-cli-jar'
+

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15-21: Add Javadoc to document constructors.

Consider adding Javadoc to explain the purpose of each constructor and document their parameters.

Example:

+/**
+ * Creates a new LinkInMemoryFhirRepository with the specified FHIR context.
+ * @param context The FHIR context to use
+ */
 public LinkInMemoryFhirRepository(FhirContext context) {
     super(context);
 }

+/**
+ * Creates a new LinkInMemoryFhirRepository with the specified FHIR context and initial bundle.
+ * @param context The FHIR context to use
+ * @param bundle The initial bundle to populate the repository
+ */
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72-111: Standardize pipeline file extensions

There's an inconsistency in the file extensions used for pipeline definitions:

  • Most files use .yaml
  • Some files use .yml (e.g., azure-pipelines.shared.cd.yml, deploy_tags_all.yml)

Consider standardizing all pipeline files to use the same extension for better maintainability.


109-110: Consider reorganizing deployment orchestration files

The deployment orchestration files (deploy_all_services.yaml and deploy_tags_all.yml) could be better organized:

  1. Consider creating a dedicated orchestration or deployment subfolder
  2. These files serve a different purpose than the service-specific pipelines and should be grouped separately

This would improve the maintainability and discoverability of different types of pipeline definitions.

Java/measureeval/src/main/java/com/lantanagroup/link/measureeval/utils/CqlLogAppender.java (1)

15-93: Consider logging configuration and sensitive data handling

As this is a debugging utility, consider these architectural improvements:

  1. Add configuration for log levels (DEBUG/TRACE for detailed output)
  2. Implement sanitization for potentially sensitive data in output
  3. Add rate limiting to prevent log flooding

Would you like me to provide specific implementation details for these improvements?

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76-76: LGTM! Display name now correctly reflects the service.

The display name has been updated to accurately represent the MeasureEval service instead of Audit.


100-104: LGTM! Artifact publishing configuration is well-structured.

The task correctly publishes the CLI JAR with a descriptive artifact name and appropriate source path.

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12-14: LGTM! Good practices for logger initialization.

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25-27: Type checking implementation needs improvement.

The current implementation silently returns the original transaction when the type check fails, which could mask errors.

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docs/README.md (3)

53-61: Consider adding security best practices for credential management.

While the documentation clearly explains the Kafka authentication configuration, it would be beneficial to add a note about secure credential management, especially for production environments. Consider mentioning that sensitive credentials should be managed through secure configuration management systems rather than directly in VM arguments.

 These properties can be applied when running/debugging the services locally by passing them as VM arguments, such as `-Dspring.kafka.properties.sasl.mechanism=PLAIN`.
+
+> **Security Note:** For production environments, sensitive credentials should be managed through secure configuration management systems (e.g., Azure Key Vault, environment variables, or other secure credential stores) rather than directly in VM arguments.

63-65: Enhance Azure App Config documentation clarity.

The current note about configuration precedence could be improved by:

  1. Avoiding the undefined abbreviation "ACA"
  2. Providing the complete configuration precedence order
-Note: If a Java service is configured to use Azure App Config, keys in ACA take precedence over Java VM args _and_ Environment Variables.
+### Configuration Precedence
+
+When a Java service is configured to use Azure App Config, the configuration values are resolved in the following order (highest to lowest precedence):
+
+1. Azure App Config
+2. Java VM Arguments
+3. Environment Variables
+
+This means that values in Azure App Config will override any matching properties set through VM arguments or environment variables.

49-50: Consider adding cross-references to related documentation.

Since this PR introduces CQL debugging capabilities, consider adding a cross-reference to the measure evaluation documentation where the cqlDebug configuration is detailed. This would help developers find related configuration options more easily.

 ## Java
+
+For service-specific configuration details, refer to individual service specifications:
+- [Measure Evaluation Service](service_specs/measure_eval.md) - includes CQL debugging configuration
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47-47: LGTM! Accurate OpenAPI endpoint documentation.

The added JSON endpoint path /v3/api-docs is correct for Spring Boot services using OpenAPI 3.0.

Java/measureeval/src/main/java/com/lantanagroup/link/measureeval/services/MeasureEvaluator.java (5)

6-6: LGTM: Clean import additions and field annotation

The addition of LinkInMemoryFhirRepository import and @Getter annotation on the bundle field are good improvements that align with the PR's objectives.

Also applies to: 9-9, 32-33


95-102: LGTM: Well-structured static factory method

The new compileAndEvaluate method provides a clean interface for measure evaluation with proper parameter handling using ParametersUtils.


127-142: LGTM: Well-designed method overloads with proper timezone handling

The evaluate method overloads provide flexible input options while maintaining consistency through proper UTC timezone handling.


155-164: Avoid redundant measure evaluations

The doEvaluate method is called twice: once for logging and once for the actual return value. This creates unnecessary overhead.

Consider storing and reusing the evaluation result:

+ MeasureReport measureReport = doEvaluate(periodStart, periodEnd, subject, additionalData);
  if (logger.isTraceEnabled()) {
-     for (MeasureReport.MeasureReportGroupComponent group : doEvaluate(periodStart, periodEnd, subject, additionalData).getGroup()) {
+     for (MeasureReport.MeasureReportGroupComponent group : measureReport.getGroup()) {
          logger.trace("Group {}: {}", group.getId(), group.getPopulation().size());
          for (MeasureReport.MeasureReportGroupPopulationComponent population : group.getPopulation()) {
              logger.trace("Population {}: {}", population.getCode().getCodingFirstRep().getDisplay(), population.getCount());
          }
      }
  }
- return doEvaluate(periodStart, periodEnd, subject, additionalData);
+ return measureReport;

109-109: Verify repository change impact

The switch to LinkInMemoryFhirRepository may have implications on resource handling. Please ensure comprehensive testing covers this change.

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  • It maintains the same constructor signatures and only adds a specialized transaction handling
  • The change is minimal and backward compatible with the base functionality
  • The override is defensive, only handling specific Bundle cases while preserving default behavior
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Java/measureeval/src/main/java/com/lantanagroup/link/measureeval/utils/CqlLogAppender.java (4)

17-17: Document and refine the regex pattern

The regex pattern could benefit from:

  1. Documentation explaining each capture group
  2. More specific character classes instead of \w
  3. Named capture groups for better maintainability
-    private static final Pattern LOG_PATTERN = Pattern.compile("([\\w.]+)\\.(\\d+:\\d+-\\d+:\\d+)\\(\\d+\\):\\s*(\\{\\}|[^\\s]+)");
+    // Pattern to match CQL log entries in format: libraryId.range(line): output
+    // Groups: (1)=libraryId, (2)=range, (3)=output
+    private static final Pattern LOG_PATTERN = Pattern.compile(
+        "(?<libraryId>[a-zA-Z][\\w.]+)\\." +                    // Library ID starting with letter
+        "(?<range>\\d+:\\d+-\\d+:\\d+)" +                       // Line range (start:col-end:col)
+        "\\(\\d+\\):\\s*" +                                     // Line number in parentheses
+        "(?<output>\\{\\}|[^\\s]+)"                            // Output (empty object or non-whitespace)
+    );

28-29: Extract string replacement patterns as constants

Move the replacement patterns to constants for better maintainability and reuse.

+    private static final String FHIR_MODEL_PACKAGE = "org.hl7.fhir.r4.model.";
+    private static final String OBJECT_HASH_PATTERN = "@[0-9A-Fa-f]{6,8}";
+
     @Override
     protected void append(ILoggingEvent event) {
         // ...
         String output = matcher.group(3)
-                .replaceAll("org.hl7.fhir.r4.model.", "")
-                .replaceAll("@[0-9A-Fa-f]{6,8}", "");
+                .replaceAll(FHIR_MODEL_PACKAGE, "")
+                .replaceAll(OBJECT_HASH_PATTERN, "");

47-77: Optimize StringBuilder usage and add final modifiers

Minor improvements for better performance and immutability.

-    private String groupResources(String output) {
+    private String groupResources(final String output) {
         if (output == null || output.isEmpty() || output.equals("{}") || !output.startsWith("{")) {
             return output;
         }
         // ...
-        StringBuilder groupedOutput = new StringBuilder();
+        StringBuilder groupedOutput = new StringBuilder(output.length());
         for (Map.Entry<String, Integer> entry : resourceCount.entrySet()) {

79-92: Improve CQL definition processing and logging structure

Several improvements can be made to the method:

  1. Move the define pattern to a constant
  2. Add definition format validation
  3. Use structured logging with MDC
+    private static final Pattern DEFINE_PATTERN = Pattern.compile("^define \"([^\"]+)\"");
+
     private void processLogEntry(String libraryId, String range, String output, String cql) {
         if (cql != null) {
-            Pattern definePattern = Pattern.compile("^define \"([^\"]+)\"");
-            Matcher matcher = definePattern.matcher(cql);
+            Matcher matcher = DEFINE_PATTERN.matcher(cql);
             if (matcher.find()) {
                 String definition = matcher.group(1);
-                logger.info("CQL DEBUG: libraryId={}, range={}, output={}, cql-definition={}", libraryId, range, output, definition);
+                try (MDC.MDCCloseable ignored1 = MDC.putCloseable("libraryId", libraryId);
+                     MDC.MDCCloseable ignored2 = MDC.putCloseable("range", range)) {
+                    logger.info("CQL DEBUG: output={}, cql-definition={}", output, definition);
+                }
             } else {
-                logger.info("CQL DEBUG: libraryId={}, range={}, output={}, cql=\n{}", libraryId, range, output, cql);
+                try (MDC.MDCCloseable ignored1 = MDC.putCloseable("libraryId", libraryId);
+                     MDC.MDCCloseable ignored2 = MDC.putCloseable("range", range)) {
+                    logger.info("CQL DEBUG: output={}, cql=\n{}", output, cql);
+                }
             }
         } else {
-            logger.info("CQL DEBUG: libraryId={}, range={}, output={}", libraryId, range, output);
+            try (MDC.MDCCloseable ignored1 = MDC.putCloseable("libraryId", libraryId);
+                 MDC.MDCCloseable ignored2 = MDC.putCloseable("range", range)) {
+                logger.info("CQL DEBUG: output={}", output);
+            }
         }
     }
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35-40: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Add error handling for ApplicationContext and Bundle access

The code needs defensive programming for potential null values and exceptions.

-            MeasureEvaluatorCache measureEvalCache = ApplicationContextProvider.getApplicationContext().getBean(MeasureEvaluatorCache.class);
-            MeasureEvaluator evaluator = measureEvalCache.get(libraryId);       // Assume the measure id is the same as the library id since the log entry doesn't output the measure url/id
-
-            if (evaluator != null) {
-                cql = CqlUtils.getCql(evaluator.getBundle(), libraryId, range);
-            }
+            try {
+                MeasureEvaluatorCache measureEvalCache = ApplicationContextProvider.getApplicationContext().getBean(MeasureEvaluatorCache.class);
+                MeasureEvaluator evaluator = measureEvalCache.get(libraryId);   // Assume the measure id is the same as the library id since the log entry doesn't output the measure url/id
+
+                if (evaluator != null && evaluator.getBundle() != null) {
+                    cql = CqlUtils.getCql(evaluator.getBundle(), libraryId, range);
+                } else {
+                    logger.debug("No evaluator or bundle found for libraryId: {}", libraryId);
+                }
+            } catch (Exception e) {
+                logger.warn("Error accessing ApplicationContext or processing CQL: {}", e.getMessage());
+            }

Likely invalid or redundant comment.

…method.

Using `NotFoundException` instead of `ResponseStatusException` from `CqlUtils`
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32-32: Consider adding additional test coverage for the cqlDebug flag.
Calling MeasureEvaluator.compile with false helps confirm standard behavior, but adding a scenario where cqlDebug is true would further validate this new parameter.


43-43: Revisit the cqlDebug parameter in testing.
The assertion flow is unchanged here, but consider a separate test to exercise a true scenario for cqlDebug to ensure robust coverage.


67-67: Validate debug handling with missing artifacts.
A missing library reference is tested here with cqlDebug=false; consider verifying that debug handling or logging is not overlooked if cqlDebug were true.


80-80: Review the code path under debug mode.
These tests confirm illegal states with missing CQL content, but do not assert debug-specific behavior. You might add a test path to confirm logs or exceptions when cqlDebug=true.


92-92: Test coverage for successful compilation under debug.
Here, the code ensures that compilation succeeds with valid content. Adding a test running MeasureEvaluator.compile(..., true) would confirm that debug mode works equally well for valid scenarios.

Do you want me to provide a new test method for the cqlDebug=true scenario?

Java/measureeval/src/test/java/com/lantanagroup/link/measureeval/services/MeasureEvaluatorEvaluationTests.java (7)

48-48: Consider adding test coverage for the debug parameter.

The new boolean parameter (here set to false) helps control debug mode. Including a test scenario (with true) may provide coverage for the debug path and ensure correct logging or other debug-related behaviors.


69-69: Same note regarding debug parameter usage and test coverage.

You may wish to add a specific test where the parameter is set to true to ensure all debug-related functionality is verified in your test suite.


91-91: Same suggestion concerning additional debug mode test coverage.

Currently, the parameter is always false. Testing with true helps validate any debug-specific logic in the measure evaluator.


120-120: Further debug parameter verification could be beneficial.

This line repeats the entire pattern of passing false. If the debug mode is important, consider supplementing the tests with a true scenario.


144-144: Add a scenario to cover debug mode set to true.

Continuing the pattern here. If the debug parameter changes execution flow, you might want a test case to confirm correct behavior when it's true.


249-249: Maintain consistency with debug parameter across tests.

Reiterating the suggestion to introduce at least one test that sets debug to true to confirm complete coverage of the measure evaluator's debug capabilities.


284-284: Encourage adding a dedicated debug-mode test.

This final instance is consistent with the others. Comprehensive coverage would confirm how the system behaves with debug mode enabled.

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Line range hint 679-682: Track database migration technical debt.

There's a pending migration from MongoDB to SQL Server (ticket LNK-2166). Consider prioritizing this to maintain consistency with other services that are already using SQL Server.

Would you like me to create a GitHub issue to track this technical debt and ensure it doesn't get overlooked?

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116-119: Consider enhancing range validation.

While the regex validation is good, consider:

  1. Adding max length validation to prevent extremely large ranges
  2. Validating that start line/column is before end line/column
 if (range != null && !range.matches("\\d+:\\d+-\\d+:\\d+")) {
     throw new ResponseStatusException(HttpStatus.BAD_REQUEST, "Invalid range format");
 }
+if (range != null) {
+    String[] parts = range.split("-");
+    String[] start = parts[0].split(":");
+    String[] end = parts[1].split(":");
+    int startLine = Integer.parseInt(start[0]);
+    int startCol = Integer.parseInt(start[1]);
+    int endLine = Integer.parseInt(end[0]);
+    int endCol = Integer.parseInt(end[1]);
+    if (startLine > endLine || (startLine == endLine && startCol >= endCol)) {
+        throw new ResponseStatusException(HttpStatus.BAD_REQUEST, "Invalid range: start position must be before end position");
+    }
+}
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Java/measureeval/src/test/java/com/lantanagroup/link/measureeval/services/MeasureEvaluatorInstantiationTests.java (1)

55-55: Ensure correctness of the false parameter in negative cases.
While it’s consistent with other tests, verify whether negative cases (like missing library references) should behave differently if cqlDebug were set to true.

Java/measureeval/src/test/java/com/lantanagroup/link/measureeval/services/MeasureEvaluatorEvaluationTests.java (2)

187-187: Consistent debug parameter usage noted.

You may want to confirm whether debug mode influences measure evaluation or additional logging, especially if future debugging needs arise.


218-218: Encourage verifying the debug parameter effect.

No immediate issues with setting false. However, verifying the debug path would ensure coverage of potential logging or diagnostic outputs.

docker-compose.yml (2)

193-193: Verify Kafka connectivity after listener restriction.

The change from 0.0.0.0 to 127.0.0.1 for Kafka listeners makes the configuration more secure by restricting access to localhost only. However, this could potentially impact inter-container communication within the Docker network.

Run the following script to verify if services can still connect to Kafka:

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The change to localhost listeners is safe and correctly configured

Based on the analysis of the docker-compose.yml file, the change from 0.0.0.0 to 127.0.0.1 for Kafka listeners is safe because:

  1. All services are configured to connect to Kafka using kafka_b:9094 (the EXTERNAL listener) rather than the localhost listeners
  2. The Kafka broker configuration correctly advertises:
    • Internal communication on SASL_PLAINTEXT://127.0.0.1:9092
    • Controller communication on CONTROLLER://127.0.0.1:9093
    • External service communication on EXTERNAL://kafka_b:9094
  3. All services are on the same Docker network link-nw, ensuring proper container-to-container communication
  4. The KAFKA_CFG_ADVERTISED_LISTENERS properly exposes the external endpoint as EXTERNAL://kafka_b:9094
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Line range hint 447-447: Security Warning: Anonymous access is enabled for multiple services.

Multiple services have Authentication__EnableAnonymousAccess: true. While this is acceptable for development/testing, ensure this configuration is properly secured in production environments.

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Also applies to: 492-492, 537-537, 582-582, 627-627, 672-672, 717-717, 762-762, 807-807, 852-852

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  • Multiple services using development versions (ServiceInformation__Version: 1.1.00-dev)
  • Development profile configurations (spring_profiles_active: dev)
  • Developer edition SQL Server (MSSQL_PID=Developer)

While this configuration is typical for development, it requires attention:

  • Ensure separate production configuration files are used (none found among the environment-specific compose files)
  • Verify that production deployments override these authentication settings
  • Consider documenting the security requirements for different environments
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Java/measureeval/src/main/java/com/lantanagroup/link/measureeval/controllers/MeasureDefinitionController.java (4)

3-3: LGTM: Import statements are appropriate.

The new imports support the added CQL retrieval functionality and enhanced parameter documentation.

Also applies to: 11-11, 15-16


105-111: LGTM: Well-documented endpoint with proper security.

The endpoint is properly secured with admin role and includes comprehensive Swagger documentation.


134-137: LGTM: Well-documented parameter addition.

The debug parameter is properly documented and has a sensible default value.


145-147: Verify performance impact of disabling caching.

The comment indicates that measure compilation happens on every request to handle debug flag changes. Consider:

  1. Performance impact of disabling caching
  2. Alternative approaches like cache key including debug flag

Consider these alternatives to improve performance while maintaining debug capability:

  1. Use composite cache key: measureId + "_" + debug
  2. Maintain separate cache instances for debug/non-debug
  3. Add cache warmup for frequently accessed measures
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Let me check the MeasureEvaluatorCache implementation to understand the current caching strategy.


Disabling caching for debug mode is a valid design choice

After analyzing the codebase, I can see that:

  1. The codebase already has a MeasureEvaluatorCache service that caches compiled measures using ConcurrentHashMap
  2. The decision to bypass cache for debug mode is intentional, as debug flags affect CQL execution logging
  3. The cache is still used for non-debug evaluations through the evaluatorCache.get() method
  4. The performance impact is limited to debug-mode evaluations only, which are typically not used in production

The current implementation provides a good balance between performance (caching for normal operations) and debugging capabilities (fresh compilation when debug is needed).

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  - Point CLI to logback-cli.xml.
  - Introduce explicit dependency for library resolution.
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Java/measureeval/src/main/java/com/lantanagroup/link/measureeval/FileSystemInvocation.java (1)

Line range hint 155-161: Add validation for evaluation parameters

The evaluatePatientBundle method should validate its inputs:

  1. Check for null parameters
  2. Validate date format
  3. Add debug logging
     private static void evaluatePatientBundle(Bundle patientBundle, String start, String end, MeasureEvaluator evaluator, boolean isDebug) {
+        if (patientBundle == null || start == null || end == null || evaluator == null) {
+            throw new IllegalArgumentException("Required parameters cannot be null");
+        }
+        
+        if (isDebug) {
+            logger.debug("Evaluating patient bundle with start={}, end={}, debug={}", start, end, isDebug);
+        }
+        
         Patient patient = findPatient(patientBundle);
         var report = evaluator.evaluate(
                 new DateTimeType(start),
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Java/measureeval/src/main/java/com/lantanagroup/link/measureeval/services/LibraryResolver.java (1)

5-7: Consider adding JavaDocs or a clear explanation of expected usage.

By documenting how the resolve method behaves when the library is not found or the libraryId is invalid, developers can more easily rely on this interface in various contexts.

Java/measureeval/src/main/java/com/lantanagroup/link/measureeval/services/MeasureEvaluatorCache.java (1)

41-50: Beware of potential performance impacts.

The resolve method iterates over all cached measure evaluators looking for a matching library. If there are numerous measure definitions, this could become inefficient. Consider indexing or otherwise centralizing library retrieval to avoid scanning each measure evaluator’s bundle in a loop.

Java/measureeval/src/main/java/com/lantanagroup/link/measureeval/utils/CqlUtils.java (1)

26-32: Clarify error handling approach for missing libraries.

The method throws NotFoundException from Javassist, but also references ResponseStatusException in other areas. Maintaining a consistent error-handling strategy can improve readability and uniformity across the codebase.

Java/measureeval/src/main/java/com/lantanagroup/link/measureeval/controllers/MeasureDefinitionController.java (2)

105-129: Enhance API documentation and error handling

The new CQL endpoint could benefit from:

  1. More detailed API documentation
  2. Structured error responses
  3. Input validation messages
     @GetMapping("/{id}/{library-id}/$cql")
     @PreAuthorize("hasAuthority('IsLinkAdmin')")
     @Operation(summary = "Get the CQL for a measure definition's library", tags = {"Measure Definitions"})
     @Parameter(name = "id", description = "The ID of the measure definition", required = true)
     @Parameter(name = "library-id", description = "The ID of the library in the measure definition", required = true)
-    @Parameter(name = "range", description = "The range of the CQL to return (e.g. 37:1-38:22)", required = false)
+    @Parameter(
+        name = "range",
+        description = "The range of the CQL to return in format 'startLine:startCol-endLine:endCol' (e.g. 37:1-38:22)",
+        required = false,
+        example = "37:1-38:22"
+    )
+    @ApiResponse(
+        responseCode = "200",
+        description = "CQL content retrieved successfully"
+    )
+    @ApiResponse(
+        responseCode = "400",
+        description = "Invalid range format. Expected format: startLine:startCol-endLine:endCol"
+    )
+    @ApiResponse(
+        responseCode = "404",
+        description = "Measure definition or library not found"
+    )
     public String getMeasureLibraryCQL(
             @PathVariable("id") String measureId,
             @PathVariable("library-id") String libraryId,
             @RequestParam(value = "range", required = false) String range) {
 
         // Test that the range format is correct (i.e. "37:1-38:22")
         if (range != null && !range.matches("\\d+:\\d+-\\d+:\\d+")) {
-            throw new ResponseStatusException(HttpStatus.BAD_REQUEST, "Invalid range format");
+            throw new ResponseStatusException(
+                HttpStatus.BAD_REQUEST,
+                "Invalid range format. Expected format: startLine:startCol-endLine:endCol (e.g. 37:1-38:22)"
+            );
         }

134-148: Consider caching implications of debug parameter

The evaluate method's changes introduce potential caching considerations:

  1. Debug parameter affects caching strategy
  2. Potential performance impact of recompilation

Consider implementing a composite cache key that includes the debug flag to avoid unnecessary recompilations while maintaining the desired debugging capability.

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Learning: In `Java/measureeval/src/main/resources/logback-cli.xml`, it is acceptable to have the logger for `com.lantanagroup.link` without an appender reference.
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Java/measureeval/src/main/java/com/lantanagroup/link/measureeval/MeasureEvalApplication.java (1)

29-33: Validate non-null parameters in the bean method.

If measureEvaluatorCache is null (for example, due to a wiring issue or misconfiguration), starting the log appender might fail. Consider adding an assertion or defensive check to gracefully handle that scenario.

Java/measureeval/src/main/java/com/lantanagroup/link/measureeval/services/MeasureEvaluatorCache.java (2)

19-24: Ensure that linkConfig is not null during instantiation.

Since linkConfig is used in further operations (e.g., toggling CQL debug), consider adding a null check or using constructor validation to prevent NullPointerExceptions.


33-33: Validate debug compilation impact on caching.

Using this.linkConfig.isCqlDebug() during compilation means switching between debug/non-debug modes could potentially reuse cached measure evaluators in ways that might be unintended. If that is indeed a concern, you may wish to address it. Otherwise, the current approach is acceptable.

Java/measureeval/src/main/java/com/lantanagroup/link/measureeval/utils/CqlUtils.java (2)

10-24: Verify library URL matching logic.

Relying on .endsWith("/" + libraryId) could lead to unexpected matches if library IDs are substrings of one another. Consider a stricter matching approach (e.g., exact equality on the library’s getUrl() or parsing libraryId from the URL).


34-49: Review the use of ResponseStatusException for library content not found.

Raising an HTTP-driven exception is appropriate in a REST context, but if this utility is used in non-HTTP workflows (e.g., batch or Kafka consumers), you may wish to handle missing content differently (e.g., custom exceptions or logs).

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50-51: Add a brief introduction to the Java section.

Consider adding a short overview paragraph explaining what configurations are covered in this section and why they're important for Java services.

 ## Java
+
+This section covers important configuration aspects specific to Link's Java-based services, including authentication and configuration management.

52-63: Enhance security-related documentation for Kafka authentication.

While the configuration is well documented, consider adding:

  1. A note about secure credential management
  2. Environment-specific configuration recommendations
 These properties can be applied when running/debugging the services locally by passing them as VM arguments, such as `-Dspring.kafka.properties.sasl.mechanism=PLAIN`.
+
+> **Security Note:** In production environments, avoid passing credentials through VM arguments. Instead, use secure configuration management solutions like Azure Key Vault or environment variables managed by your deployment platform.

64-66: Expand Azure App Config documentation with examples and best practices.

The current documentation could be more helpful with:

  1. Examples of common configuration scenarios
  2. Best practices for managing configurations across environments
  3. Troubleshooting tips for precedence-related issues
 ### Azure App Config

 Note: If a Java service is configured to use Azure App Config, keys in ACA take precedence over Java VM args _and_ Environment Variables.
+
+#### Configuration Precedence Example
+
+Given the same configuration key:
+1. Azure App Config: `my.config=value1`
+2. VM argument: `-Dmy.config=value2`
+3. Environment variable: `MY_CONFIG=value3`
+
+The service will use `value1` from Azure App Config.
+
+#### Best Practices
+- Use Azure App Config for environment-specific configurations
+- Reserve VM arguments for local development and debugging
+- Document service-specific configuration keys in your service's README
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48-49: LGTM! Clear documentation of Swagger JSON endpoints.

The addition of Java service Swagger JSON endpoint information complements the existing documentation well.

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Looks good. Was auto-added as a reviewer because of the change to pom.xml where version numbers can potentially be changed.

@seanmcilvenna seanmcilvenna merged commit 5d1a97d into dev Dec 31, 2024
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