#607: hidden identifier work and framework for future match warning work #671
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echicoine-icf
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| "annotation" : [ { | |||
| "translatorOptions" : "", | |||
| "type" : "CqlToElmInfo" | |||
| }, { | |||
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This file ended up being the perfect test for the hidden identifier work
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…edQuerySource issue, updated test with appropriate warnings.
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Conflicts should be resolved currently. |
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I do understand the need for the |
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Closed in favor of #1277 |
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This work encompasses the ongoing development of methodology for maintaining a list of exact matches, case insensitive matches, and lays ground work for future "sounds like" matches.