use strings for MeasureReports #209
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (5)
DotNet/Submission/Application/Models/SubmitReportValue.cs (1)
9-9: Document the serialization format for Aggregates.The change from
List<MeasureReport>toList<string>is reasonable for serialization purposes, but please add XML documentation to specify:
- The expected string format (JSON/XML)
- Any validation requirements
- Example of a valid serialized MeasureReport
Add documentation like this:
+ /// <summary> + /// List of serialized MeasureReport objects. + /// Format: JSON-serialized FHIR MeasureReport + /// </summary> public List<string> Aggregates { get; internal set; }DotNet/Report/Application/Models/SubmissionReportValue.cs (1)
11-11: Add XML documentation for the serialization format.Since
Aggregatesnow stores serialized data, it would be helpful to document the expected format and any requirements for the serialized strings.+ /// <summary> + /// List of serialized MeasureReport objects in JSON format. + /// </summary> public List<string> Aggregates { get; internal set; }DotNet/Report/Listeners/ResourceEvaluatedListener.cs (1)
216-221: Consider optimizing the serialization process.The serialization implementation is correct but could be improved for better performance and maintainability.
Consider using LINQ to make the code more concise and potentially more efficient:
-var serializedAggregates = new List<string>(); -foreach (var agg in _aggregator.Aggregate(measureReports)) -{ - serializedAggregates.Add(JsonSerializer.Serialize(agg, new JsonSerializerOptions().ForFhir())); -} +var serializedAggregates = _aggregator.Aggregate(measureReports) + .Select(agg => JsonSerializer.Serialize(agg, new JsonSerializerOptions().ForFhir())) + .ToList();DotNet/Submission/Listeners/SubmitReportListener.cs (2)
15-15: Consider standardizing on System.Text.Json throughout the codebase.The code currently mixes Newtonsoft.Json and System.Text.Json serializers. This can lead to inconsistencies in serialization behavior and makes the code harder to maintain.
Consider migrating all serialization to use System.Text.Json, which is the modern, preferred serializer for .NET applications.
204-206: Document the rationale for string-based MeasureReport storage.The shift from strongly-typed MeasureReport objects to strings is a significant architectural change that could affect:
- Memory usage
- Data validation
- Error handling
Please add comments explaining:
- Why this change was made
- The benefits of string-based storage
- Any considerations for future maintainers
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DotNet/Report/Application/Models/SubmissionReportValue.cs (1)
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DotNet/Report/Jobs/GenerateDataAcquisitionRequestsForPatientsToQuery.cs (1)
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DotNet/Report/Listeners/ResourceEvaluatedListener.cs (1)
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DotNet/Submission/Application/Models/SubmitReportValue.cs (1)
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DotNet/Report/Jobs/GenerateDataAcquisitionRequestsForPatientsToQuery.cs (2)
15-15: LGTM!
The addition of System.Text.Json namespace is appropriate for the new serialization requirements.
188-188: Verify the impact of serialized aggregates.
The change from MeasureReport objects to serialized strings is correct, but we should verify that downstream consumers are prepared to handle string-based aggregates.
Let's check for consumers of SubmissionReportValue:
DotNet/Report/Listeners/ResourceEvaluatedListener.cs (2)
237-237: LGTM! Assignment of serialized aggregates.
The assignment of the serialized aggregates to the SubmissionReportValue is correct and aligns with the PR objective of using strings for MeasureReports.
Line range hint 216-237: Verify error handling for serialization failures.
The serialization process could potentially fail if the aggregates contain invalid data. Consider adding explicit error handling.
Let's check if there are any existing error handlers for serialization issues:
Consider wrapping the serialization in a try-catch block to handle potential JsonException errors and provide meaningful error messages. This would help with debugging and maintain system stability.
✅ Verification successful
Serialization errors are already handled by the global error handling mechanism
The code is already well-protected against serialization failures through a comprehensive error handling strategy:
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The serialization code is wrapped within a larger try-catch block that handles multiple exception types:
DeadLetterExceptionfor unrecoverable errorsTransientExceptionfor temporary failuresTimeoutExceptionfor timing issues- Generic
Exceptionas a catch-all
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Any serialization failure would be caught by the generic
Exceptionhandler, which forwards the error to the_deadLetterExceptionHandlerwith proper audit event tracking. -
The error handling includes proper cleanup through the
finallyblock that ensures consumer commitment.
The existing implementation provides sufficient protection against serialization failures, making additional error handling around the specific serialization call unnecessary and potentially redundant.
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| @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ public class SubmitReportValue | |||
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| public List<string>? PatientIds { get; internal set; } | |||
| public Organization Organization { get; internal set; } | |||
| public List<MeasureReport> Aggregates { get; internal set; } | |||
| public List<string> Aggregates { get; internal set; } | |||
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💡 Codebase verification
Inconsistent serialization approaches detected across the codebase
The codebase uses multiple different serialization approaches for MeasureReport:
FhirJsonSerializerinMeasureReportSubmissionEntryModel.csSystem.Text.Json.JsonSerializerinSubmitReportListener.csJsonConvert(Newtonsoft.Json) inSubmitReportListener.cs
This inconsistency could lead to serialization/deserialization mismatches and potential data integrity issues.
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Verify consistent serialization across the codebase.
Since this property is part of a broader change to use serialized MeasureReports, we should verify that all related components use the same serialization approach.
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| @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ public class SubmissionReportValue | |||
| { | |||
| public List<string>? PatientIds { get; internal set; } | |||
| public Organization Organization { get; internal set; } | |||
| public List<MeasureReport> Aggregates { get; internal set; } | |||
| public List<string> Aggregates { get; internal set; } | |||
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Add try-catch block for aggregate deserialization
The deserialization of MeasureReport from Aggregates is not wrapped in a try-catch block, which could lead to unhandled exceptions. Add proper error handling for the JsonSerializer.Deserialize call in SubmitReportListener.cs:
DotNet/Submission/Listeners/SubmitReportListener.cs: Add try-catch around the deserialization of aggregates in the foreach loop
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LGTM! Verify deserialization handling across consumers.
The change from List<MeasureReport> to List<string> aligns with distributed system patterns for message transport. However, ensure proper error handling during deserialization in all consuming services.
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| var serializedAggregates = new List<string>(); | ||
| foreach (var agg in _aggregator.Aggregate(measureReports)) | ||
| { | ||
| serializedAggregates.Add(JsonSerializer.Serialize(agg, new JsonSerializerOptions().ForFhir())); | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider adding error handling for serialization.
While the serialization implementation is correct, it lacks error handling for potential serialization failures. A single failed serialization could cause the entire aggregation process to fail.
Consider wrapping the serialization in a try-catch block:
var serializedAggregates = new List<string>();
foreach (var agg in _aggregator.Aggregate(measureReports))
{
- serializedAggregates.Add(JsonSerializer.Serialize(agg, new JsonSerializerOptions().ForFhir()));
+ try
+ {
+ serializedAggregates.Add(JsonSerializer.Serialize(agg, new JsonSerializerOptions().ForFhir()));
+ }
+ catch (JsonException ex)
+ {
+ _logger.LogError(ex, "Failed to serialize MeasureReport aggregate");
+ throw;
+ }
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| var serializedAggregates = new List<string>(); | |
| foreach (var agg in _aggregator.Aggregate(measureReports)) | |
| { | |
| serializedAggregates.Add(JsonSerializer.Serialize(agg, new JsonSerializerOptions().ForFhir())); | |
| } | |
| var serializedAggregates = new List<string>(); | |
| foreach (var agg in _aggregator.Aggregate(measureReports)) | |
| { | |
| try | |
| { | |
| serializedAggregates.Add(JsonSerializer.Serialize(agg, new JsonSerializerOptions().ForFhir())); | |
| } | |
| catch (JsonException ex) | |
| { | |
| _logger.LogError(ex, "Failed to serialize MeasureReport aggregate"); | |
| throw; | |
| } | |
| } |
| var agg = System.Text.Json.JsonSerializer.Deserialize<MeasureReport>(aggregate, options); | ||
| fileName = $"aggregate-{agg.Measure}.json"; | ||
| contents = aggregate; |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Optimize aggregate processing to avoid full deserialization.
The current code deserializes the entire MeasureReport just to access the measure ID for the filename. This is inefficient, especially for large reports.
Consider using JsonDocument to extract just the measure ID:
- var agg = System.Text.Json.JsonSerializer.Deserialize<MeasureReport>(aggregate, options);
- fileName = $"aggregate-{agg.Measure}.json";
+ using var doc = JsonDocument.Parse(aggregate);
+ var measure = doc.RootElement.GetProperty("measure").GetString();
+ fileName = $"aggregate-{measure}.json";This approach is more performant as it:
- Avoids full object deserialization
- Still validates JSON syntax
- Only extracts the needed field
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| var agg = System.Text.Json.JsonSerializer.Deserialize<MeasureReport>(aggregate, options); | |
| fileName = $"aggregate-{agg.Measure}.json"; | |
| contents = aggregate; | |
| using var doc = JsonDocument.Parse(aggregate); | |
| var measure = doc.RootElement.GetProperty("measure").GetString(); | |
| fileName = $"aggregate-{measure}.json"; | |
| contents = aggregate; |
use strings for MeasureReports
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
System.Text.Jsonfor improved efficiency.Bug Fixes
Refactor
Aggregatesproperty in multiple classes from a list ofMeasureReportobjects to a list of strings, improving data processing.