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study_consent_withdrawal either null or 0000-00-00 will work #1523

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@gluneau gluneau commented Feb 2, 2016

@gluneau gluneau added the Bug PR or issue introducing/requiring bug fixes (not mutually exclusive with the Feature label) label Feb 2, 2016
@gluneau gluneau added this to the 16.04 milestone Feb 2, 2016
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Current coverage is 25.80%

Merging #1523 into 16.04-dev will increase coverage by +1.84% as of 4e2129e

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driusan commented Feb 5, 2016

It's probably better to figure out why/where invalid dates are getting inserted and fix the source, but this works for now..

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study_consent_withdrawal either null or 0000-00-00 will work
@ted-strauss-K1 ted-strauss-K1 merged commit b27f3ff into aces:16.04-dev Feb 5, 2016
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