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Hi -- I'm building a list of licenses that the software my company uses, and I'm using some software to do so -- Pivotal's license_finder (https://github.com/pivotal/LicenseFinder).

I see that refer to your Apache license in the README, but the software would pick up the license if you added a LICENSE file with the Apache text. Here's how to do it. (I might normally do a pull request for this, but it strikes me as something a repo owner would want to do herself.)

https://docs.github.com/en/github/building-a-strong-community/adding-a-license-to-a-repository

For example: Appointment
Code:
https://github.com/fhir-crucible/fhir_dstu2_models/blob/master/lib/fhir_dstu2_models/fhir/resources/AppointmentResponse.rb#L8

Spec: https://www.hl7.org/fhir/DSTU2/appointment.html#search
There shouldn't be an 'appointment' parameter.

Similar issues with other resources:

• Device:
  parent, source, category, parent, device, subject, etc

• Communication:
  priority, requested, requester, time

• Immunization:
  dose-number, information, support, vaccine-type

• Medication:
  destination, dispenser, identifier, medication, patient, prescription, receiver, responsibleparty, status, type, whenhandedover, whenprepared, effectivedate, identifier, medication, patient, source, status, device, effectivetime, encounter, identifier, medication, notgiven, patient, practitioner, prescription, status, datewritten, encounter, identifier, medication, patient, prescriber, status

• Procedure:
  orderer

• Questionnaire:
  author, authored, encounter, patient, questionnaire, source, subject

• Order:
  code, fulfillment, request, who, additive, datetime, encounter, formula, oraldiet, provider, status, supplement, code, datewritten, encounter, medication, prescriber, status, actor, bodysite, code, encounter, event-date, event-status, item-date, item-past-status, item-status, orderer, specimen, status

It looks like the code to generate the definition from the spec does a prefix match for the resource name, instead of an exact string match.
For example, the parameters for Questionnaire accidentally includes the parameters for QuestionnaireResposne

Is it possible to use this gem without mongoid? If not, would it be difficult rebuild the models without including Mongoid mixins or stripping those out? Would they still work?

Or to phrase my question differently: Why do all models have this line include Mongoid::Document?

see fhir-crucible/fhir_models#103 for full details

see fhir-crucible/fhir_models#104

Not sure why mime-types are dependent on versions < 3.0, this causes issues with newer mime-types