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Inferno currently gives a warning if SMART v2.0.0 scopes are returned separately instead of in a combined single scope string. For example, if the token endpoint returns a scope string that includes patient/AllergyIntolerance.r patient/AllergyIntolerance.s, Inferno will have a warning that says:
Token exchange response did not include all requested scopes. These may have been denied by user: patient/AllergyIntolerance.rs
The SMART spec does "recommend" combining scopes into the shortest string possible, but does not make it a strict requirement (in the Scope Equivalence section).
While this is only a warning, I am curious if Inferno should accept separate scope strings as valid without a warning. Perhaps the warning makes sense, but wanted to raise the issue in case this wasn't intended.
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The following is a full list of tests where I have observed this warning due to the issue noted above, when using (g)(10) test kit options US Core 6.1.0 / USCDI v3, SMART App Launch 2.0.0, Bulk Data 1.0.1:
Inferno currently gives a warning if SMART v2.0.0 scopes are returned separately instead of in a combined single scope string. For example, if the token endpoint returns a scope string that includes
patient/AllergyIntolerance.r patient/AllergyIntolerance.s
, Inferno will have a warning that says:The SMART spec does "recommend" combining scopes into the shortest string possible, but does not make it a strict requirement (in the Scope Equivalence section).
While this is only a warning, I am curious if Inferno should accept separate scope strings as valid without a warning. Perhaps the warning makes sense, but wanted to raise the issue in case this wasn't intended.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: