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author | Anoop <akurungadam@users.noreply.github.com> | Thu Jul 23 15:00:54 2020 +0530 |
committer | GitHub <noreply@github.com> | Thu Jul 23 15:00:54 2020 +0530 |
tree | 838fffe40070cf204602f7f054e0f8c53fd04e73 | |
parent | 453325fbc9534accb79106c3eedd5c752992b824 [diff] |
feat: Laboratory Module Enhancements (#22416) * feat: option to add organism count in descriptive tests print format to accommodate descriptive test changes fix: refactoring, clean up wip * lab test - result based on secondary uom, result format options lab test print - consider result format options, result legend and worksheet instructions * feat: option to allow results blank in lab test if configured via lab test template * fix: rename child doctypes, rename related links * fix: field display depends on, cleanup - rename fields and variables * fix: get from encounter popup layout, code cleanup and minor fixes * fix: sms send dialog bug * fix: lab test get from encounter html class name typo corrected * fix: lab test organisms depends on condition * fix: reorder fields - depends on fields brought together * fix: PR review feedback, removed : separator, result formatting applied to result UOM * fix: child table js removed * fix: internal field require_result_value hidden, secondary uom result field type set to data * fix: Use ORM methods instead of db.sql, code cleanup, style * fix: create item price for lab test template if billable, code cleanup * fix: patch rename doctypes before fields, deleted renamed child doctypes * fix: secondary uom result calc - warn user if calculation fails * fix: patch to insert entries into renamed child tables * fix: codacy issues * fix: patch duplicate error as items are already migrated in v12 migrate organisms child table field name updated * fix: patch a bit lenghty, added comments * fix: patch * fix: require_result_value flag marked hidden * fix: code cleanup-up * fix: patch - lab_test rename field, lab_test_group_template select option corrected Co-authored-by: Rucha Mahabal <ruchamahabal2@gmail.com>
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