RIOS.CORE Change History¶

0.8.0 (2016-06-17)¶

Added validation logic to prevent the assignment of the standard widget types to fields of incompatible data types.
Added validation logic to prevent unknown properties in Instrument Enumeration definitions.
Updated colander dependency to allow more recent versions.

Added support for the identifiable flag on Calculations.
Added support for the meta property in Instruments, Calculation Sets, Forms, and Interactions.
Enhanced validation of metadata values that are supposed to follow the HTTP Product Token format.
Display duplicate IDs and more information in error messages.
The get_full_type_definition() function is now officially part of the public API of this package.

Restricted calculation result types to match specification update (removed enumeration and enumerationSet).
Fixed issue where form event failure text was not being checked for the default localization.
Added validation logic to ensure tag identifiers don’t collide with page or field IDs.
Added validation logic to ensure tags are unique within an element’s list.

Renamed package to rios.core to follow the rename of the standard from PRISMH to RIOS.
Renamed the prismh-validate command line tool to rios-validate.

Added validation logic for the standard widget options.
Added validation logic for the event options.
Removed support for Unprompted Fields and Calculate Events in Forms to match changes made to the specification.
Added validation logic that ensures Assessment enumeration values are allowed by the Instrument.
Added validation logic that prevents Form and Interaction Questions from describing enumeration values that aren’t allowed for the field.
Added validation of Form subfield configurations.
Improved the accuracy of the locations reported by some errors.

Added validation logic to Calculation Sets to make sure calculation IDs don’t replicate Instrument Field IDs.
Added validation logic to Calculation Sets that will check to see if Python expressions are valid syntax (only enabled on Python 2).
Added validation logic to Calculation Sets that will check to see if HTSQL expressions are valid syntax (only enabled on Python 2 if HTSQL is installed).

Added a command line tool, prismh-validate, to perform validations on files containing PRIMSH files.
Expanded format of Web Form event targets to match updated specification.

Fixed an issue where unprompted fields in Forms weren’t being considered when verifying field coverage.