When SUSHI creates a profile, it clones the parent SD and then performs a series of steps, including removing all top-level extensions that should not be inherited by a profile (such as the normative status and normative version extensions). SUSHI does not currently remove these extensions from elements in the SD, but it seems like perhaps it should. We should investigate and modify as necessary.
When SUSHI creates a profile, it clones the parent SD and then performs a series of steps, including removing all top-level extensions that should not be inherited by a profile (such as the normative status and normative version extensions). SUSHI does not currently remove these extensions from elements in the SD, but it seems like perhaps it should. We should investigate and modify as necessary.
Zulip discussion: https://chat.fhir.org/#narrow/stream/215610-shorthand/topic/Deterministic.20Output/near/408648034