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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes introduce caching for role serialization across multiple resource specifications. RoleReadSpec is now decorated with Changes
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care/emr/resources/facility_organization/facility_orgnization_user_spec.py (1)
55-56: Caching applied torolebut notuser— intentional?The
rolefield now usesmodel_from_cache, whileuseron line 55 still usesUserSpec.serialize(obj.user).to_json(). Just checking if this inconsistency is deliberate, or ifUserSpecshould also be made cacheable for consistency. I'm sure you've thought this through already.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@care/emr/resources/facility_organization/facility_orgnization_user_spec.py` around lines 55 - 56, The mapping for "role" uses model_from_cache(RoleReadSpec, id=obj.role_id) but "user" is serialized with UserSpec.serialize(obj.user).to_json(), causing inconsistency; update the "user" side to use the same caching pattern by replacing UserSpec.serialize(obj.user).to_json() with a model_from_cache call (e.g., model_from_cache(UserSpec, id=obj.user_id or appropriate identifier) or ensure UserSpec has a cacheable read spec similar to RoleReadSpec) so both fields use consistent cached lookup via model_from_cache; locate mapping["user"], UserSpec.serialize, model_from_cache, RoleReadSpec, obj.user and obj.role_id to implement this change.care/emr/resources/organization/organization_user_spec.py (1)
67-73:OrganizationUserExtendedReadSpecstill uses direct serialization.Line 73 uses
RoleReadMinimalSpec.serialize(obj.role).to_json()rather than caching. This is presumably intentional sinceRoleReadMinimalSpecisn't decorated with@cacheable. If you wanted to cache minimal role data too, you'd need to apply@cacheabletoRoleReadMinimalSpecas well — but I trust you've decided this isn't worth caching.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@care/emr/resources/organization/organization_user_spec.py` around lines 67 - 73, The perform_extra_serialization method in OrganizationUserExtendedReadSpec serializes role via RoleReadMinimalSpec.serialize(...).to_json() without using the cache; to enable caching, decorate RoleReadMinimalSpec with `@cacheable` and then update perform_extra_serialization to use the same cache-aware serialization pattern used for OrganizationReadSpec (i.e., call the cached serializer for obj.role and convert to JSON), so RoleReadMinimalSpec is cache-decorated and the serialization call in perform_extra_serialization uses that cached serializer.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
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In `@care/emr/resources/facility_organization/facility_orgnization_user_spec.py`:
- Around line 55-56: The mapping for "role" uses model_from_cache(RoleReadSpec,
id=obj.role_id) but "user" is serialized with
UserSpec.serialize(obj.user).to_json(), causing inconsistency; update the "user"
side to use the same caching pattern by replacing
UserSpec.serialize(obj.user).to_json() with a model_from_cache call (e.g.,
model_from_cache(UserSpec, id=obj.user_id or appropriate identifier) or ensure
UserSpec has a cacheable read spec similar to RoleReadSpec) so both fields use
consistent cached lookup via model_from_cache; locate mapping["user"],
UserSpec.serialize, model_from_cache, RoleReadSpec, obj.user and obj.role_id to
implement this change.
In `@care/emr/resources/organization/organization_user_spec.py`:
- Around line 67-73: The perform_extra_serialization method in
OrganizationUserExtendedReadSpec serializes role via
RoleReadMinimalSpec.serialize(...).to_json() without using the cache; to enable
caching, decorate RoleReadMinimalSpec with `@cacheable` and then update
perform_extra_serialization to use the same cache-aware serialization pattern
used for OrganizationReadSpec (i.e., call the cached serializer for obj.role and
convert to JSON), so RoleReadMinimalSpec is cache-decorated and the
serialization call in perform_extra_serialization uses that cached serializer.
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