Where
ConvertEnumValue at fhir-codegen-main\fhir-codegen-main\src\Microsoft.Health.Fhir.CodeGen\Language\Firely\CSharpFirelyCommon.cs
at
foreach (string bit in bits) { result += bit.Substring(0, 1).ToUpperInvariant(); result += bit.Substring(1); }
What
If the bit is empty, the code crashes.
Is it OK to have empty "bit"? Probably not. but it happens!
So, I think, assuming the bit is non empty, is too harsh.
Example
For instance, try to run
"Firely ILHDP": {
"commandName": "Project",
"commandLineArgs": "generate FirelyNetIg -p il.hdp.fhir.r4#0.2.4 --auto-load-expansions --resolve-dependencies true --include-experimental",
"workingDirectory": "$(MSBuildProjectDirectory)"
},
Where
ConvertEnumValue at fhir-codegen-main\fhir-codegen-main\src\Microsoft.Health.Fhir.CodeGen\Language\Firely\CSharpFirelyCommon.cs
at
foreach (string bit in bits) { result += bit.Substring(0, 1).ToUpperInvariant(); result += bit.Substring(1); }What
If the bit is empty, the code crashes.
Is it OK to have empty "bit"? Probably not. but it happens!
So, I think, assuming the bit is non empty, is too harsh.
Example
For instance, try to run
"Firely ILHDP": {
"commandName": "Project",
"commandLineArgs": "generate FirelyNetIg -p il.hdp.fhir.r4#0.2.4 --auto-load-expansions --resolve-dependencies true --include-experimental",
"workingDirectory": "$(MSBuildProjectDirectory)"
},