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Dose-Syntax-Implementation

Guidance for Implementation of Dose Syntax for FHIR

Current approved version published on https://developer.nhs.uk/apis/dose-syntax-implementation/

Installation requirements

  • Ruby (latest)
  • Jekyll

Note It's advisable that you delete the Gemfile.lock file before running bundle exec jekyll serve; however, please ensure that you do not commit your version of the Gemfile.lock file that will be created when running within your environment.

Contribution guidance

To contribute to the repository, please ensure you update your local repository so it is inline with the latest changes with the origin e.g. git fetch and git pull.

If you have an old version of this repository before 3rd Feb 2021, you may want to reset your local master branch with origin. For example: git reset --hard origin/master.

Branching strategy

This repository uses GitHub Flow for the branching strategy.

Branches

  • master (default)
  • feature/[my-new-feature] (feature branches with pending changes)

Making a contribution

Please do not commit to the master branch directly. Instead, please create a feature branch with an appropriate name - for example:

git checkout -b feature/my-new-feature

Commit messages

Please ensure your commit messages are relevant to the feature you're creating - for example:

git commit -m "Fixed spelling mistake in README.md"

Making a Pull / Merge request

Please create a pull/merge request to merge into the master branch upon successful review by the contributors of this repository.

GitHub pages

Merges master branch will automatically be pushed to GitHub page.

Please note: The approved guidance by IOPS is hosted on the NHS developer platform.

The GitHub pages version of the Dose Syntax Implementation guidance may differ from the official version.

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