The OpenMRS Initializer module is an API-only module that processes the content of the configuration folder when it is found inside OpenMRS' application data directory.
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#277 - CSV parser should save cached objects once file has been loaded. #278
The CSV parser should persist objects once files in a domain have been processed. Currently, there's a bug where the last Privilege isn't being persisted and this PR addresses it.
I have removed some Assertions in PaymentModesLoaderIntegrationTest as it references some attributes that have to be saved before.....We will work on refactoring the PaymentModeAttributeType domain
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The CSV parser should persist objects once files in a domain have been processed. Currently, there's a bug where the last
Privilegeisn't being persisted and this PR addresses it.I have removed some Assertions in
PaymentModesLoaderIntegrationTestas it references some attributes that have to be saved before.....We will work on refactoring the PaymentModeAttributeType domainIssue I worked on
see https://openmrs.atlassian.net/browse/O3-3972
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