SORMAS-Project
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SORMAS (Surveillance, Outbreak Response Management and Analysis System) is an early warning and management system to fight the spread of infectious diseases.
### Situation Description When processing lab messages, users sometimes get to editing a sample. The sample edit component shown in such situations displays the existing and the newly added pathogen...
### Problem Description Currently it is not possible for a user to open a case or contact by clicking on the case ID /contact ID in the 'share request details'...
### Problem Description The main write mechanism for the audit log is currently based on an interceptor that logs calls to the backend. In addition to that the history tables...
### Problem Description Currently, when physician reports are fetched, the `testedDisease` column is empty and the users gets prompted with a message that the disease could not be determined. Since...
### Problem Description When creating a new Role and making it enable, it can be saved without having a right selected. Because of this behaviour we can assign the new...
### Problem Description Read access to those facades is not relevant for the audit log and leads to a lot of unnecessary entries. ### Proposed Change - [ ] Find...
### Problem Description The situation happens as follows: - have data recorded to a disease without ageGroups - re-configure ageGroups for that disease - try to edit the data added...
### Problem Description We have the `BaseFacade` mechanism, however, there are still facades which do not extend it. This would allow for greater consistency and less duplicated code. ### Proposed...
Ticks one box (i.e., `PersonFacade`) of #9708 While I was waiting for news about the current S2S crisis, I decided to do something useful and conducted some code gardening :farmer:
### Problem Description When the duplicate warning in Aggregate Reporting (mSERS) is triggered, the disease is currently displayed in red in the form. However, when age groups are configured, still...