Double quotes when json_encode is used about php-fhir HOT 9 CLOSED

@dcarbone All set - I updated my version to 0.5.1 and re-generated my classes. I then ran through the same scenario I originally reported and the double quote issue is now gone.

Thanks for the help!

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When I try to run your code in Laravel I see the following {"id":"1234","resourceType":"Observation","issued":"2018-02-09T22:35:33+01:00"} but I'm using pregenerated files from a fork (https://github.com/leonrenkema/php-fhir-generated/tree/develop) there is a little bugfix in there which is not fixed in the main library.

Maybe you can test that to see if the problem still exists then?

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Happy to give this a shot when I'm able. Any idea what the bug fix is? Seems like a good opportunity to open a PR here.

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It is a temporary solution for issue #28 but that should not explain the problem you are describing.

What happens when you serialize it to XML?

edit: Isnt this the same as issue #25? That should be resolved in the master branch it guess.

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Yes, it is resolved in master. I will create a bugfix version of 0.5 for those who are using a "stable" release.

I really should release 0.6 soon, i think lol...

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@mattkoch614 sorry for that bug, I have created release 0.5.1 that addresses this issue. Using your example and the updated output, I got this:

{"id":"1234","resourceType":"Observation","issued":"2018-02-10T16:54:59-0600"}

Let me know if you find anything else!

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oop, let me know if I can close this!

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Thanks for the quick response! Once I get a chance to test this I’ll report back.

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@mattkoch614: any updates on whether I can close this ticket?

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