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The enum values are just "0", "1" and "2" and the file references the "ICAR_ValidSampleFillingIndicatorCode list" which I couldn't find anywhere.
I'd propose to use more descriptive enum values in a future version of the standard (as this would be a breaking change). Unit then, putting information about the existing enum values into the description of the type would be very helpful.
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In the old ICAR XML documentation, the enumerated values mean
0 - successful milking (>80% of expected milk)
1 - incomplete (<20% expected milk) or interrupted
2 - complete, measurement not complete (between 20% and 80% of expected milk)
Without introducing a breaking change, the solution for 1.1 would be to document this in the description of the type.
We decided we would do a short term fix by improving the description for the type (#116). For ADE-2 (breaking change) we will propose a more self-explanatory enumeration.
During implementation of milk sampling information we came across this type:
icarValidSampleFillingIndicatorType.json
The enum values are just "0", "1" and "2" and the file references the "ICAR_ValidSampleFillingIndicatorCode list" which I couldn't find anywhere.
I'd propose to use more descriptive enum values in a future version of the standard (as this would be a breaking change). Unit then, putting information about the existing enum values into the description of the type would be very helpful.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: