1012 Fix qicore-2025 Bugs: Tuple element value does not have a resultTypeSpecifier #1036
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Enhanced ExpressionBuilderContext.TypeFor to handle tuple elements that don't have explicit resultTypeSpecifier or resultTypeName by attempting to infer the type from the element value. This resolves the "Tuple element value does not have a resultTypeSpecifier" error that was preventing processing of libraries like CMS832HHAKIFHIR. The fix follows the Java algorithm approach by: 1. Checking if resultTypeSpecifier is available (use directly) 2. Checking if resultTypeName is available (create NamedTypeSpecifier) 3. Attempting to infer type from element value using existing TypeFor logic 4. Converting inferred .NET type back to TypeSpecifier format 5. Providing meaningful error message if type cannot be determined Added test case and removed the problematic files from SkipFiles list in the ecqm-content-qicore-2025 configuration. Co-authored-by: baseTwo <[email protected]>
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Summary
Fixed issue #1012: "Tuple element value does not have a resultTypeSpecifier" by implementing a robust type inference mechanism for tuple elements that don't have explicit type information. The solution follows the Java algorithm approach mentioned in the issue description and gracefully handles missing type specifiers by attempting to infer types from element values.
The fix enables processing of previously problematic ELM libraries while maintaining backward compatibility and providing clear error messages when type inference fails.
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