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feat(schematic): replace molecularentity with patient #2470

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@andrewelamb andrewelamb changed the title feature(schematic): replace molecularentity with patient feat(schematic): replace molecularentity with patient Jan 28, 2024
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Approve for now. My understanding is that we currently don't have classes in example data models that have properties. But I want to double check with @mialy-defelice on this. If we have classes in the example data model that could let this endpoint return something, I would recommend using those classes. If not, I think it is not a big deal to just return an empty list as example.

@andrewelamb andrewelamb merged commit bd0a723 into main Jan 29, 2024
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@andrewelamb andrewelamb deleted the Schematic-API-Staging branch January 29, 2024 15:58
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[Bug] schematic-api:test fails on main
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