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0.18.2

inpatient.html is now in the scaffold
Previously `inpatient.html` (the template for the default episode category) was in opal. Now it is put directly into new apps with `opal startproject`.

`inpatient.html` also has had a banner stating the episode category removed.

Bug fix for the date field template so that it can be a required field (either through the template or inferred from the db field).

0.18.1

Bug fix removing js files from the core app that have now been removed.

0.18.0

Load lookuplist data format

Fixes a bug (1695) to ensure that the data keys inside a lookuplist data file are taken
from the value of `.get_api_name()`.

Allow extract queries for 'falsy' values

Fixes a bug in extract. When querying against 0 or false the ui stated that no query had been entered. Also queries on multiple fields that included a filter against a field with 0 or false would have that portion of the query ignored.

Ment.io and Macro removal

The Macro feature and related Ment.io library have been removed. (No known applications used these features.)

Remove additional EpisodeCategories

The Outpatient and Liaison episode categories have been removed from `opal.core.episodes`. Defining
these here rather than expecting applications to define them in application land means that overriding
templates can only be done via monkeypatching.

FindPatientStep removal

Removes the `FindPatientStep`. Every known application with this functionality has required custom logic
and re-written this step. (If there is a common case, we don't know what it is yet.)

Profile can_see_pid removal

The `can_see_pid` method of profiles on both the front and back end was tied to hard-coded roles which
were impossible to override.

Micro test removals

A large number of microbiology specific models and lookuplists have been removed from this version of
Opal along with the Investigation model. This code was rarely used and turned out to be incompatible
wiht subsequent LIMS system integration. We would advise anyone using it to incorporate these models
into their own applications, but consider moving away.

Line Lookuplist removals

Removes line removal reason, complication, site and type lookuplists. These are rarely if used and
would be better placed at present in an application rather than the core framework.

Javascript API removals

Removes the undocumented `EditItemCtrl.prepopulate` method. Custom Pathway controllers are recommended
for complex form interactions.

Also removes a series of Angular filters which were deemed of limited re-use potential. Applications may
add such filters themselves trivially.

* microresult
* boxed
* plural

Removes the undocumented `UserProfile.can_edit` method. This made assumptions about specific named roles
which were unconfigurable and was thus unlikely to be useful.

Flow based controllers removed

Removes the HospitalNumberCtrl and AddEpisodeCtrl along with related tests and templates. Pathways
can perform thse operations significantly more flexibly.

This has also resulted in removing the undocumented Episode method `findByHospitalNumber` which was
used by the flow controllers.

Allergies sidebar

Removed an undocumented template `modals/_allergies_sidebar.html` which was rarely used and more suited
to being included in individual applications than the framework itself.

Stories

The Stories functionality is not clearly more useful than simply having an html template file in an
individual application. The pattern of having them as individual feature files which are not executalbe
by e.g. Cucumber adds complexity but no value. Explicit acceptance tests are encouraged for applications,
but no longer live as part of Opal core.

Design Patterns

Removes the design patterns library as this is incompatible with the new 'skinability' approach. Such
patterns pages are encouraged for large applications or standalone themes.

Plugin/Application stylesheet media atribute

Style sheets loaded via Opal Applicatin or Plugin objects are now included with the attribute `media="all"`
rather than `media="screen".

Minor Bugfixes

* For some types, e.g. decimal the core serilizer would return `None`. This is now resolved.
* Deletes a directory previously left as an artifact of scaffolding at ../../js/app/ (1554)

Updates to the Dependency Graph

* DjangoRESTFramework 3.7.4 -> 3.10.2
* python-dateutil 2.7.5 -> 2.8.0

0.17.1

Removes a now deleted file from the default application javascripts list

0.17.0

Javascript API removals

Removes the function Episode.isDischarged() (This was rarely if ever used,
and no longer an accurate represenation of dischargedness.)

Removes the Episode.getNumberOfItems method which is rarely used.

Removes the methods PatientDetailCtrl.dischargeEpisode() and PatientListCtrl.dischargeEpisode()
(However you're discharging episodes as of 0.17 it would be strongly unadvisable to do it this way.)

Removes PatientList.removeFromMine()
(The special casing of the 'Mine' list is strongly unadvised and set for complete removal.)

Removes the front end Flow service


Miscelanious changes

Bumps Flake8 version to 3.7.8 - new code will now be required to pass flake8 v3.7.8

Updates to the Dependency Graph

* Jinja2: 2.10 -> 2.10.1
* Psycopg2: 2.7.6.1 -> 2.8.3
* Requests: 2.20.1 -> 2.22.0

python3
Opal now only supports python 3.5 - python 3.7

0.16.0

Adds serialize_date, serialize_datetime, serialize_time utility functions to serialize date/datetime/time to
strings.

Diagnosis.details is now a text field.

Changes the requirements.txt files that get created when we create an opal application or plugin to use `python-dateutil==2.7.5`

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