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Closes#554 and #562. dpp-core 0.23.0 is published (from e1e1e60b, tagged v0.23.0), and this builds against it from crates.io.
This is the repin to dpp-core 0.23.0. Before core published, it was the consumer check dpp-core's release checklist asks for: built against the core release commit (e1e1e60b) through a [patch.crates-io] that was never committed, and run on CI with .github/workflows/core-candidate.yml. The patch is gone now: Cargo.lock resolves the published 0.23.0 crates, whose checksums match the uploads.
main is merged in after the 0.15.0 release (#560) and #575, and so is #574's branch: the v0.15.0 upgrade fixture and one upgrade test per captured release.
What changes
The pins.Cargo.toml (9 crates), fuzz/Cargo.toml (dpp-domain, dpp-vc) and the plugin SDK ABI guest (crates/dpp-plugin-host/tests/fixtures/abi-echo/Cargo.toml) move to 0.23.0.
The enum check.CORE_VERSION_VERIFIED in openapi_contract.rs moves to 0.23.0 after the six enums it lists were compared at v0.22.0 and e1e1e60b: none gained or lost a variant.
The new core fields.FacilitySnapshot and ResponsibleOperator gain identifier, and BatteryData gains due_diligence_operator_scope. Every literal sets them to None. actor_identifier() reads the legacy scheme and value when identifier is unset, and leaving it unset keeps stored documents byte for byte.
Transfer notifications answer with a TransferReport. It is feat: type registry outcomes, recover handles #484's transfer code unchanged, apart from one identifier: None: the adapter sends the transfer's own id as the Idempotency-Key and reads a 409 naming that key as already held; the drain closes the row on Accepted or AlreadyHeld, records a Refused with the registry's reasons, and sends Processing and anything unrecognised again under the same key.
The battery content table takes BatteryFacts. The template gates ask it with the facts of a battery placed on 18 February 2027, the demo-passport gate with each file's own placing date, and the OpenAPI contract test with one count before 18 August 2027 and one from that date.
Registration needs an EN 18219 clause 6 route. The registry adapter's fixtures use an LEI, and a test checks that a VAT number and a DID are refused before anything is sent.
Publish refuses an identifier a registration cannot carry, for a passport that has never queued one (A VAT or EORI primary identifier queues registrations refused on every attempt #562). Publish reads the primary identifier's scheme and the facility's identifier through core's ActorIdentifier::from_legacy and FacilitySnapshot::actor_identifier. Where the obligation is live and the passport has no registration row yet, it refuses with 422 and the reason unregistrable_identity. A passport that already has a row is not refused: its identifier cannot change, and refusing would only keep a suspended passport from being re-activated. Its registration is queued as before, which leaves a pending or registered row alone and queues a rejected one again, for the drain to reject again with its reason.
A draft is published under the operator's primary identifier as it stands at publish. It kept the one stamped at create, and an amendment's successor its predecessor's. After an operator moved its primary from a VAT number to an LEI, as the migration says to, it went on publishing under the VAT number with a registration that named no scheme. A re-publish keeps the identifier it was signed with.
The upgrade test applies the documented migration. After booting over a captured release, operator_paths.rs makes an LEI primary where the fixture's primary is a VAT or EORI number, as the Breaking entry tells an operator to, and then requires every passport to suspend, re-activate and amend, with the successor under the LEI.
Test identities, the JSON-LD tests, the battery placing date, the 2.10.0 and 1.5.0 fixtures and PublishReadiness, as before.
The consumer check found two defects here, not in core
Run against e1e1e60b with both captured releases, the upgrade test failed:
A passport published before the upgrade could not be re-activated. Both fixtures have a VAT primary identifier and pending registrations, as any 0.14 or 0.15 node may. The first version of the A VAT or EORI primary identifier queues registrations refused on every attempt #562 refusal turned every re-publish down. Fixed as above. an_unregistrable_identity_is_refused_only_before_a_registration_was_queued covers a pending and a rejected row.
An amendment after the migration was published under the old identifier. Fixed by the re-stamp above. a_draft_is_published_under_the_operators_current_primary_identifier covers it, and failed before the fix.
Checked, with the local patch to core e1e1e60b
just check: 1647 tests, cargo audit and cargo deny clean.
Integration tiers: dpp-dal 124, dpp-vault 520, dpp-plugin-host 71, dpp-node 385, including the upgrade from v0.14.0 and v0.15.0.
core-candidate.yml on this branch with core_refe1e1e60b: green in every step, in the run linked below. Its log shows every core crate, dpp-plugin-sdk among them, compiled from the candidate checkout at 0.23.0. The first run found the override missing dpp-plugin-sdk (fixed in 840c1d7d), and the second hit a flaky test on main (fixed in test(node): point the unreachable registry at port 1 #575).
Cargo.lock re-resolved from crates.io with no patch: the ten core crates move to 0.23.0 and the jsonschema family to 0.60.2, which core 0.23.0 requires. Nothing else moves. fuzz/ and the ABI guest keep untracked locks.
With no patch and --locked: just check 1647 tests; integration tiers dpp-dal 124, dpp-vault 520, dpp-plugin-host 71, dpp-node 385; and the plugin SDK ABI test with dpp-plugin-sdk 0.23.0 resolved from crates.io.
When product-group registration is required, publishing now requires an operator identifier with a supported registration route. Without a live registration obligation, publishing can proceed without registration.
Battery passports now require a placing-on-market date. From 18 August 2027, due-diligence scope may also be required unless the battery is exempt.
Anonymous access to critical-material weights and origins is restricted for newer battery and electronics passport versions.
Bug Fixes
Transfer notifications now handle duplicate submissions consistently, and registry responses are reflected more accurately.
Invalid registration details are rejected before submission, with clearer outcomes.
Publishing uses the current primary operator identifier when appropriate.
Documentation
Updated setup and quick-start examples to use LEI identifiers.
The pull request updates the workspace to dpp-core 0.23.0 and adapts battery requirements, operator registration, and transfer notification handling. It also updates registry and resolver tests, fixtures, examples, and documentation.
Changes: Core Repin and Battery Requirements
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Summary
Core version and data-shape updates Cargo.toml, fuzz/Cargo.toml, .cargo/config.toml.example, crates/dpp-plugin-host/..., crates/dpp-dal/..., crates/dpp-node/tests/openapi_contract.rs, crates/dpp-vault/..., crates/dpp-integrator/...
Workspace and fuzz dependencies move from 0.22.0 to 0.23.0. The plugin ABI fixture uses the sibling dpp-core checkout. Fixtures initialize added fields, including FacilitySnapshot.identifier and BatteryData.due_diligence_operator_scope.
Battery rule checks now receive placement-date facts. Tests cover required fields before and at the due-diligence threshold. The API description and changelog record the placement-date and due-diligence requirements.
Drafts publish under the current primary identifier when one is available. When registration is owed, publishing checks whether operator and facility identities are registrable and handles existing registration rows. Tests and examples use LEI identifiers; the metrics plan adds unregistrable_identity.
Registration adapter and outbox validation crates/dpp-node/src/infra/registry/{mapping,tests}.rs, crates/dpp-node/src/infra/registry_drain.rs, crates/dpp-node/tests/registry_outbox.rs, CHANGELOG.md
Registration tests cover supported operator schemes. Adapter validation errors reject outbox rows with a recorded reason. If rejection recording fails, the row is retried.
Transfer Notification Idempotency
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Transfer reports and idempotent requests crates/dpp-node/src/infra/registry/{client,mapping,tests}.rs, crates/dpp-node/tests/registry_outbox.rs, CHANGELOG.md
Transfer requests send the transfer ID as the idempotency key. Registry responses map to TransferReport outcomes, including AlreadyHeld for a matching replay-key conflict.
Transfer outbox outcomes and retries crates/dpp-node/src/infra/transfer_drain.rs, crates/dpp-node/tests/transfer_outbox.rs, crates/dpp-node/tests/registry_outbox.rs
The drain marks accepted and already-held notifications as notified, records refusals, and retries processing or unrecognized replies. Adapter validation errors are recorded as rejections.
Resolver assertions remove the top-level @context before checking response fields. New battery and electronics passport fixtures are added. The changelog records the access classifications for the newer schema versions.
sequenceDiagram
participant TransferDrain
participant EuRegistrySync
participant Registry
participant TransferOutbox
TransferDrain->>EuRegistrySync: notify_transfer with transfer ID
EuRegistrySync->>Registry: POST transfer with Idempotency-Key
Registry-->>EuRegistrySync: response status or matching replay-key conflict
EuRegistrySync-->>TransferDrain: TransferReport
TransferDrain->>TransferOutbox: mark notified, rejected, or retry
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Possibly related PRs
odal-node/dpp-engine#567: Both changes update the upgrade-test flow and fixture-capture script around operator primary identifiers.
odal-node/dpp-engine#503: This PR updates the local-core patch example that #503 uses when deciding whether to enable --locked.
The update is mergeable with awareness of narrow identity and retry-handling gaps. Transfers can omit a supplied typed identifier, and an unusual publish path can queue an unusable registration. Battery CSV support for the August 2027 requirements remains deferred.
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Add both due-diligence columns to all three battery CSV templates. Parse and validate DueDiligenceOperatorScope, including an error for unknown values that names the row. Add template-gate coverage before and from 18 August 2027. Add an integration test that imports and publishes a qualifying battery with both fields. Provide the #554 Docker integration-tier result to resolve the remaining verification gap.
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Minor · Populate identifier in the ResponsibleOperator maximal fixture. · openapi_contract.rs:3018
crates/dpp-node/tests/openapi_contract.rs:3018 Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Low value
Populate identifier in the ResponsibleOperator maximal fixture.
responsible_operator() sets identifier: None. The module header requires every Option in a maximal fixture to be Some, because the key-set check cannot observe a field that serializes to nothing. A populated identifier would be compared with the ResponsibleOperator schema, which does not declare that property. Confirm how the pinned dpp-core serializes identifier before changing the fixture or the schema.
Prompt for AI Agents
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
Review comment at @crates/dpp-node/tests/openapi_contract.rs at line 3018:
Update the responsible_operator() maximal fixture so identifier is Some only if
the pinned dpp-core serialization confirms it belongs in the serialized shape;
first establish how ResponsibleOperator serializes this field, then align the
fixture and schema consistently while preserving the module’s maximal-fixture
requirement and schema contract.
Assert the field added at the threshold by name, not only the count.
The owing-date assertion checks only that the number of mandatory fields rises by one. A rules change could add a different field at the threshold and keep the count at count + 1. The assertion would still pass, even though PublishReadiness attributes the added data point to the due diligence report.
Collect the mandatory fields before the threshold and the fields owed from 18 August 2027 as sets. Assert that their difference is the due diligence report field from dpp-rules. Use the field name from the dpp-rules mandatory-field list. The count check can then follow from the set difference.
This is a test-coverage gap. The current implementation is not shown to be wrong.
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
Review comment at @crates/dpp-node/tests/openapi_contract.rs around lines 2254 -
2259:
Update the owing-date assertion around mandatory_fields to compare sets of
mandatory fields before the threshold and from 18 August 2027, and assert their
difference is exactly the due diligence report field using its name from the
dpp-rules mandatory-field list. Derive the count expectation from that set
difference rather than relying on the count check alone.
Add a suspended re-publish case under a VAT primary.
The existing loop publishes only new drafts and never suspends a passport. The upgrade test switches the primary to an LEI before its suspended re-publish. A change that refuses suspended passports under a VAT primary would pass both tests.
Extend the existing VAT-primary setup with this sequence:
Create a draft with POST /api/v1/dpp and insert a pendingregistry_sync row for it.
Publish it with POST /api/v1/dpp/{id}/publish. Assert 200.
Suspend it with POST /api/v1/dpp/{id}/suspend and an empty JSON body. Assert 200.
Publish it again. Assert 200, and assert that the pending row keeps its status and payload.
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
Review comment at @crates/dpp-vault/tests/facility_operator_stamping.rs around
lines 337 - 340:
Extend the existing VAT-primary test around the row_status/gtin loop with a
suspended re-publish case: create a draft, add its pending registry_sync row,
publish it, suspend it, and publish it again, asserting HTTP 200 for each
request. Verify the registry_sync row remains pending with its original payload
after the second publish.
Panic on a non-string placedOnMarketDate in the demo helper.
battery_facts maps a number or object placedOnMarketDate to None. The create request deserialises this field as Option<chrono::NaiveDate>, which refuses a non-string value. A demo file with such a value can pass this content test while the create request rejects it. No other test posts the full envelope of the other demo files. All current demo files use string dates, so this is a latent gap in test coverage, not a current production failure. Panic on a non-string value, and keep an explicit null as absent.
Suggested fix
let placed_on_market = body
.get("placedOnMarketDate")
- .and_then(serde_json::Value::as_str)+ .filter(|value| !value.is_null())+ .map(|value| {+ value.as_str().unwrap_or_else(|| {+ panic!("{}'s placedOnMarketDate is not a string", path.display())+ })+ })
.map(|date| {
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
Review comment at @crates/dpp-vault/tests/demo_passports_publish.rs around lines
74 - 77:
Update the `placed_on_market` extraction in the demo helper so an explicit JSON
null remains absent, but any non-null, non-string `placedOnMarketDate` causes a
panic with the demo path in the message. Preserve the existing string-date
parsing behavior.
Assert the response status in the access-tier loop.
The loop reads each response body and checks only that two field names are absent. A non-success JSON problem response contains neither name, so each iteration passes without a passport being served. Add a status assertion before the body is read, so the test also confirms that the passport is served.
Suggested fix
let resp = app.clone().oneshot(req).await.unwrap();
+ assert_eq!(resp.status(), StatusCode::OK, "tier header '{tier}' must receive the passport");
let body = axum::body::to_bytes(resp.into_body(), usize::MAX)
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
Review comment at @crates/dpp-resolver/src/jws_verification_tests.rs at line
441:
In the access-tier loop, assert each response has an OK status before consuming
its body, then retain the existing checks that the body omits both field names.
Check each upgrade test body against its fixture argument.
The guard confirms that each v<X>_<Y>_<Z>_upgrades_to_this_build function exists and that its release has a fixture directory. It does not read the function body. A test named for v0.15.0 that calls upgrade_from(&fixture("v0.14.0")) passes this guard, and the v0.15.0 fixture is never upgraded. The doc comment says a fixture without a test is caught here. Extend the check to confirm that each body calls fixture("<release>") with its own release.
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minimal, and validate.
Review comment at @crates/dpp-node/tests/upgrade_fixture_coverage.rs around
lines 143 - 149:
Extend the upgrade-test coverage check that builds the function name from `name`
to inspect that function’s body and verify it calls `fixture` with the same
release as `name`; a matching function name alone must not satisfy the check.
Preserve the existing missing-test failure behavior.
Match only enabled upgrade tests when checking fixture coverage.
The contains check at lines 147-149 searches raw source text. A declaration that is commented out, or that lacks #[tokio::test], still matches. A future edit can therefore leave a fixture without a runnable upgrade test while the check passes. CI does not catch this, because --no-tests=fail passes when any other upgrade test runs.
Match only an uncommented declaration that directly follows a #[tokio::test line:
Suggested fix
let test = format!(
"async fn {}_upgrades_to_this_build()",
name.replace('.', "_")
);
+ let lines: Vec<&str> = tests.lines().map(str::trim).collect();+ let declared = lines.windows(2).any(|pair| {+ pair[0].starts_with("#[tokio::test") && pair[1].starts_with(&test)+ });
assert!(
- tests.contains(&test),+ declared,
"{name} has no upgrade test: add `{test}` to operator_paths.rs, as the others are"
);
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
Review comment at @crates/dpp-node/tests/upgrade_fixture_coverage.rs around
lines 147 - 149:
Update the fixture-coverage assertion to verify that each generated upgrade-test
declaration is uncommented and directly follows a #[tokio::test] attribute,
rather than matching raw source text with tests.contains. Keep the existing test
name generation and failure message in the coverage check.
Unverified finding
We couldn't verify this from the code. It is shown for review, not as a verified issue.
The drain treats AlreadyHeld as terminal notified even though its preceding Processing report explicitly means received but not applied. A replay conflict might prove only that the key was received, not that processing reached a final decision.
The row remains notified and the eventual refusal is never recorded.
This can occur when: The first POST returns pending, its retry returns a reused-key 409 while processing continues, and the registry later refuses the handover.
Unverified finding
We couldn't verify this from the code. It is shown for review, not as a verified issue.
transfer_report_for treats a record status of registered as proof that the transfer notification was accepted. The comment says the reply has a record-status shape, so registered may instead describe an already-registered record without establishing that its handover was taken.
The drain permanently marks the transfer notified although the registry has not taken it.
This can occur when: The transfer endpoint returns 200 with status registered for the existing record but does not accept the handover.
Unverified finding
We couldn't verify this from the code. It is shown for review, not as a verified issue.
The newly adapted transfer path still builds its operator IDs through operator_identifier_for, which reads the legacy eu_operator_id fields and ignores the new ResponsibleOperator.identifier field shown in the changed fixtures. A transfer whose typed identifier is its only registry identifier may be sent as a DID instead.
The registry receives the wrong legal-entity identifier and may reject or misattribute the handover.
This can occur when: A completed transfer contains an operator with identifier set to a registrable LEI but eu_operator_id and eu_operator_id_scheme unset.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @Cargo.toml:
- Line 68: Update the battery CSV templates to include dueDiligenceUrl and
dueDiligenceOperatorScope, then update validate_battery_row to read and populate
the due diligence operator scope instead of setting it to None. Ensure both
template values are carried into the imported battery declaration so eligible
drafts can publish.
Review comments at @crates/dpp-node/src/infra/registry_drain.rs:
- Around line 191-194: In the refused-payload Validation branch, handle failures
from `outbox.mark_rejected` instead of discarding them: route the write error
through the existing transient-failure path so it increments retries and applies
the same backoff as other transient failures. Count the row as `skipped` only
when the rejection write succeeds.
Review comments at @crates/dpp-node/src/infra/transfer_drain.rs:
- Around line 115-117: Handle the result of `outbox.mark_notified` in the
`TransferReport::Accepted | TransferReport::AlreadyHeld` branch: log a warning
with the transfer ID and error if the outbox write fails, while preserving the
existing retry behavior and `stats.notified` update.
- Around line 119-130: Update the drain’s error handling so DppError::Validation
calls outbox.mark_rejected instead of mark_attempt_failed, matching the
validation-error handling in registry_drain. Preserve the existing retry
behavior for other errors and the current rejected-transfer handling for
TransferReport::Refused.
Review comments at @crates/dpp-node/tests/smoke.rs:
- Line 1246: Update the quick-start operator registration and its matching demo
runbook, operator setup, and developer guide examples to use a registrable LEI
or D-U-N-S identifier instead of VAT; keep the scheme and value consistent in
the `serde_json::json!` registration payload and preserve the primary-identifier
setting.
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Minor comments:
Review comments at @crates/dpp-node/tests/openapi_contract.rs:
- Line 3018: Update the responsible_operator() maximal fixture so identifier is
Some only if the pinned dpp-core serialization confirms it belongs in the
serialized shape; first establish how ResponsibleOperator serializes this field,
then align the fixture and schema consistently while preserving the module’s
maximal-fixture requirement and schema contract.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @crates/dpp-node/tests/openapi_contract.rs:
- Around line 2254-2259: Update the owing-date assertion around mandatory_fields
to compare sets of mandatory fields before the threshold and from 18 August
2027, and assert their difference is exactly the due diligence report field
using its name from the dpp-rules mandatory-field list. Derive the count
expectation from that set difference rather than relying on the count check
alone.
Review comments at @crates/dpp-node/tests/upgrade_fixture_coverage.rs:
- Around line 143-149: Extend the upgrade-test coverage check that builds the
function name from `name` to inspect that function’s body and verify it calls
`fixture` with the same release as `name`; a matching function name alone must
not satisfy the check. Preserve the existing missing-test failure behavior.
- Around line 147-149: Update the fixture-coverage assertion to verify that each
generated upgrade-test declaration is uncommented and directly follows a
#[tokio::test] attribute, rather than matching raw source text with
tests.contains. Keep the existing test name generation and failure message in
the coverage check.
Review comments at @crates/dpp-resolver/src/jws_verification_tests.rs:
- Line 441: In the access-tier loop, assert each response has an OK status
before consuming its body, then retain the existing checks that the body omits
both field names.
Review comments at @crates/dpp-vault/tests/demo_passports_publish.rs:
- Around line 74-77: Update the `placed_on_market` extraction in the demo helper
so an explicit JSON null remains absent, but any non-null, non-string
`placedOnMarketDate` causes a panic with the demo path in the message. Preserve
the existing string-date parsing behavior.
Review comments at @crates/dpp-vault/tests/facility_operator_stamping.rs:
- Around line 337-340: Extend the existing VAT-primary test around the
row_status/gtin loop with a suspended re-publish case: create a draft, add its
pending registry_sync row, publish it, suspend it, and publish it again,
asserting HTTP 200 for each request. Verify the registry_sync row remains
pending with its original payload after the second publish.
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set -u
echo"== battery.rs 345-400 =="; sed -n '345,400p' crates/dpp-integrator/src/domain/validate/battery.rs
echo"== CHANGELOG 12-60 =="; sed -n '12,60p' CHANGELOG.md
echo"== publish.rs 290-340 =="; sed -n '290,340p' crates/dpp-vault/src/domain/service/publish.rs
echo"== create.rs 270-300 =="; sed -n '270,300p' crates/dpp-vault/src/domain/service/create.rs
echo"== CreatePassportRequest.placed_on_market_date in dpp-types =="; rg -n -F -e 'placed_on_market_date' -- crates/dpp-types/src/passport_request.rs ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo"== integrator uses of placed_on_market_date in CreatePassportRequest build =="; rg -n -F -e 'placed_on_market_date' -- crates/dpp-integrator/src ||test"$?" -eq 1
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set -u
echo"== due diligence operator scope across repo =="; rg -n -F -e 'dueDiligenceOperatorScope' -e 'due_diligence_operator_scope' -e 'OperatorScope' -- .||test"$?" -eq 1
echo"== 2027 threshold refs in tests/api =="; rg -n -e '2027-08-18' -e '2027, 8, 18' -e 'from_ymd_opt\(2027, 8, 18\)' -- crates api docs 2>/dev/null ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo"== PublishReadiness.yaml 1-30 =="; sed -n '1,30p' api/components/schemas/passport/PublishReadiness.yaml
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dpp-core 0.23.0 dpp-rules battery due diligence dueDiligenceOperatorScope publish gate 18 August 2027
Result:
Sources consulted:
- CL2023R1542EN0020020.0001_cp 1..1 — https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/PDF/?uri=CELEX%3A02023R1542-20250731
- dpp-core/README.md at main · odal-node/dpp-core · GitHub — https://github.com/odal-node/dpp-core/blob/main/README.md
- Simplification: Council adopts law to ‘stop-the-clock’ on due diligence rules for batteries - Consilium — https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/press/press-releases/2025/07/18/simplification-council-adopts-law-to-stop-the-clock-on-due-diligence-rules-for-batteries/?trk=public_post_comment-text
- Simplification: Council adopts law to ‘stop-the-clock’ on due diligence rules for batteries — https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/press/press-releases/2025/07/18/simplification-council-adopts-law-to-stop-the-clock-on-due-diligence-rules-for-batteries/pdf/
- EXPLANATORY MEMORANDUM FOR EUROPEAN UNION LEGISLATION WITHIN THE SCOPE OF THE UK/EU WITHDRAWAL AGREEMENT AND THE WINDSOR FRAMEWORK — https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/685283c5d1e6ecdce77551a1/25-06-17__EM_COM__25__258_.pdf
- …and 31 more
Add the due diligence declaration to the battery CSV import.
A battery placed on or after 18 August 2027 imports without its due diligence declaration. validate_battery_row sets due_diligence_operator_scope to None (battery.rs:282), and no template column supplies it. dpp-core 0.23.0 refuses to publish that battery, so the imported draft cannot publish. Add dueDiligenceUrl and dueDiligenceOperatorScope columns to the battery templates, and parse the scope in validate_battery_row.
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Review comment at @Cargo.toml at line 68:
Update the battery CSV templates to include dueDiligenceUrl and
dueDiligenceOperatorScope, then update validate_battery_row to read and populate
the due diligence operator scope instead of setting it to None. Ensure both
template values are carried into the imported battery declaration so eligible
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Confirmed, and already tracked as #563 (milestone v0.17.0): the battery templates need dueDiligenceOperatorScope and dueDiligenceUrl columns, and the template gate needs a decision on allowing a column that applies only from a placing date. It stays out of this pull request, which is the repin; the gap is stated in this pull request's Breaking entry.
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@LKSNDRTMLKV Understood. The CSV columns and the placing-date template gate decision remain follow-up work in #563 for v0.17.0. Given the documented Breaking entry and the repin scope, I am not requesting those changes in this pull request. The gap remains deferred, not fixed.
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Minor · Refuse an empty operator scheme at publish when the passport has no queued… · publish.rs:707-710
crates/dpp-vault/src/domain/service/publish.rs:707-710 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Refuse an empty operator scheme at publish when the passport has no queued registration.
The gate skips the operator check when operator_scheme is empty, and the doc comment exempts that case. Publish reaches the empty scheme when the operator has no primary identifier, or when the stamped value is no longer the primary one. A draft that keeps its stamp then queues a registration with an empty scheme, and the registry adapter refuses that scheme later. The doc comment says the gate and the adapter must not answer differently, so the publish succeeds for a live-obligation passport that the registry will refuse.
The refused check already keeps passports that have a registration row, so the correction applies only to passports with no row.
Suggested fix
fn unregistrable_identity(operator_scheme: &str, passport: &Passport) -> Option<String> {
+ if passport.operator_identifier.is_some() && operator_scheme.is_empty() {+ return Some(+ "cannot publish: the operator identifier has no scheme because it is not the \+ current primary operator identifier. A registration carries an LEI or a D-U-N-S \+ number; make one the primary operator identifier (`odal operator-id`)."+ .into(),+ );+ }
if let Some(value) = passport.operator_identifier.as_deref()
- && !operator_scheme.is_empty()
&& let Err(e) =
ActorIdentifier::from_legacy(operator_scheme, value, ActorPosition::Operator)
{
-/// `None` when an identifier is absent, which building the registration reports-/// under its own reason, and when the operator's scheme is empty because the-/// stamped value is no longer the primary one, which this cannot read.+/// `None` when an identifier is absent, which building the registration reports+/// under its own reason.
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Review comment at @crates/dpp-vault/src/domain/service/publish.rs around lines
707 - 710:
Update the publish-time operator validation around ActorIdentifier::from_legacy
so a passport with an operator_identifier and an empty operator_scheme is
refused when it has no queued registration. Keep the existing behavior for
absent identifiers and passports with a registration row, and ensure the refusal
matches the registry adapter’s handling of an empty scheme.
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Review comments at @Cargo.toml:
- Line 55: Update operator_identifier_for to consider ResponsibleOperator’s
typed identifier when the legacy EU identifier pair is absent, while preserving
the existing preference for the EU-assigned identifier. Establish the
registry-accepted transfer scheme names for typed identifiers before mapping
them; do not guess scheme names.
Review comments at @crates/dpp-node/src/infra/registry_drain.rs:
- Around line 200-201: Update the `mark_rejected` failure branch in the registry
drain flow: correct its comment to state that the row is retried later but may
remain due if the fallback write fails, and log a warning with the passport ID
and error when `mark_attempt_failed` returns an error. Preserve the existing
retry accounting.
Review comments at @crates/dpp-node/src/infra/transfer_drain.rs:
- Around line 137-143: Update the refusal arm handling of mark_rejected so a
failed write is logged and followed by mark_attempt_failed to apply backoff;
count the refusal as rejected only when mark_rejected succeeds, and count the
failure through the same retry-stat behavior as the Validation arm.
---
Minor comments:
Review comments at @crates/dpp-vault/src/domain/service/publish.rs:
- Around line 707-710: Update the publish-time operator validation around
ActorIdentifier::from_legacy so a passport with an operator_identifier and an
empty operator_scheme is refused when it has no queued registration. Keep the
existing behavior for absent identifiers and passports with a registration row,
and ensure the refusal matches the registry adapter’s handling of an empty
scheme.
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Supported by static analysis
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rg -n 'struct ResponsibleOperator|identifier|serde' crates/dpp-vault/src/handlers/transfer.rs crates/dpp-vault/src/domain/service/transfer.rs crates/dpp-dal/src/pg/repo_transfer.rs
find /tmp /home/jailuser/.cargo -path '*dpp-domain*' -type f -name '*.rs'2>/dev/null | head -30
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# 1) Locate the exact ResponsibleOperator definition and its serde attributes in the pinned dpp-domain 0.23.0 source.
rg -n -C 14 -e 'pub struct ResponsibleOperator' /tmp/dpp-registry-src/dpp-domain-0.23.0/src ||test"$?" -eq 1
# 2) Locate identifier-type and identity-accessor definitions.
rg -n -C 8 -e 'enum ActorIdentifier' -e 'fn identifier\(' -e 'fn from_legacy' -e 'fn eu_operator_identifier' -e 'fn validate\(' /tmp/dpp-registry-src/dpp-domain-0.23.0/src ||test"$?" -eq 1
# 3) Re-read the repository fallback exactly.
sed -n '185,230p' crates/dpp-node/src/infra/registry/mapping.rs
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# 1) Read the rest of ResponsibleOperator and its fields/attributes.
sed -n '46,120p' /tmp/dpp-registry-src/dpp-domain-0.23.0/src/operator/responsible.rs
echo'--- identifier mentions in responsible.rs ---'
rg -n -C 4 -e 'identifier' /tmp/dpp-registry-src/dpp-domain-0.23.0/src/operator/responsible.rs ||test"$?" -eq 1
# 2) Serde/accessor contract for ActorIdentifier and any ResponsibleOperator accessor.echo'--- ActorIdentifier serde and accessors ---'
rg -n -C 6 -e 'impl.*Deserialize.*ActorIdentifier' -e 'impl.*Serialize.*ActorIdentifier' -e 'impl ActorIdentifier' -e 'fn scheme' -e 'fn value' /tmp/dpp-registry-src/dpp-domain-0.23.0/src/identifier/actor ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo'--- ResponsibleOperator accessor impls ---'
rg -n -C 6 -e 'impl ResponsibleOperator' -e 'fn operator_identifier' -e 'fn actor_identifier' /tmp/dpp-registry-src/dpp-domain-0.23.0/src ||test"$?" -eq 1
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Use the typed identifier when building transfer notifications.
operator_identifier_for in crates/dpp-node/src/infra/registry/mapping.rs reads only the legacy eu_operator_id and eu_operator_id_scheme pair. It never reads the typed identifier field that dpp-domain 0.23.0 adds to ResponsibleOperator. When the legacy pair is absent, the function sends scheme did with the operator DID.
This can occur when a transfer request contains an operator with identifier set and no populated legacy pair. The notification then identifies that operator by its DID, not by the identifier the operator stated. The function's doc comment says it prefers the EU-assigned identifier over the DID.
The fix belongs in operator_identifier_for. It must map the typed identifier to the scheme names that the registry accepts for transfers, and this change does not establish those names.
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Review comment at @Cargo.toml at line 55:
Update operator_identifier_for to consider ResponsibleOperator’s typed
identifier when the legacy EU identifier pair is absent, while preserving the
existing preference for the EU-assigned identifier. Establish the
registry-accepted transfer scheme names for typed identifiers before mapping
them; do not guess scheme names.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Low value
Supported by static analysis
Script executed:
sed -n '175,220p' crates/dpp-node/src/infra/registry_drain.rs
sed -n '130,160p' crates/dpp-node/src/boot/tasks.rs
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Log the failed fallback write, and correct the backoff comment.
When mark_rejected fails, the fallback mark_attempt_failed result is discarded. If that write also fails, the row keeps its state and stays due. The comment says the row "backs off like any failure", which is not true in that case. The branch also logs nothing about the fallback failure. Recording a backoff is not possible here, because that record requires the write that just failed.
Suggested fix
--- "a/crates/dpp-node/src/infra/registry_drain.rs"+++ "b/crates/dpp-node/src/infra/registry_drain.rs"@@ -190,15 +190,21 @@
Err(dpp_domain::DppError::Validation(e)) => {
let reason = format!("refused before sending: {e}");
if let Err(write) = outbox.mark_rejected(pid, reason.clone()).await {
- // Not closed, so it backs off like any failure rather than being- // checked again on every pass.+ // Not closed, so it is retried on a later pass. If the attempt+ // write below also fails, the row keeps its state and stays due.
tracing::warn!(
passport_id = %pid,
error = %write,
"a refused registration could not be recorded as rejected"
);
- let _ = outbox.mark_attempt_failed(pid, reason).await;+ if let Err(fallback) = outbox.mark_attempt_failed(pid, reason).await {+ tracing::warn!(+ passport_id = %pid,+ error = %fallback,+ "a refused registration could not record its failed attempt"+ );+ }
stats.retried += 1;
} else {
stats.skipped += 1;
}
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Review comment at @crates/dpp-node/src/infra/registry_drain.rs around lines 200
- 201:
Update the `mark_rejected` failure branch in the registry drain flow: correct
its comment to state that the row is retried later but may remain due if the
fallback write fails, and log a warning with the passport ID and error when
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Supported by static analysis
Script executed:
sed -n '100,230p' crates/dpp-node/src/infra/transfer_drain.rs
sed -n '1,45p' crates/dpp-node/src/infra/registry/client.rs
sed -n '690,745p' crates/dpp-node/src/infra/registry/mapping.rs
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Handle a failed rejection write in the refusal arm.
The result of mark_rejected is discarded. If the write fails, the row stays pending and its next_attempt_at does not change. The next drain pass can select it again and send it to the registry without backoff. No log entry records the failed write, but stats.rejected still counts the refusal.
The Validation arm in the same match already handles this case. It logs the write error and calls mark_attempt_failed, so the row backs off. Apply the same handling here.
Suggested fix
--- "a/crates/dpp-node/src/infra/transfer_drain.rs"+++ "b/crates/dpp-node/src/infra/transfer_drain.rs"@@ -133,14 +133,19 @@
reason = %reason,
"registry rejected transfer notification"
);
metrics::counter!("registry_transfer_rejected_total").increment(1);
- let _ = outbox- .mark_rejected(- tid,- format!("registry rejected transfer notification: {reason}"),- )- .await;- stats.rejected += 1;+ let message = format!("registry rejected transfer notification: {reason}");+ if let Err(write) = outbox.mark_rejected(tid, message.clone()).await {+ tracing::warn!(+ transfer_id = %tid,+ error = %write,+ "a refused transfer notification could not be recorded as rejected"+ );+ let _ = outbox.mark_attempt_failed(tid, message).await;+ stats.retried += 1;+ } else {+ stats.rejected += 1;+ }
}
// Received and not yet applied, or a state this node has no name for:
// neither is a verdict, and closing the row on either would record a
Committable suggestion
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Review the replacement and indentation, then test before committing.
Suggested change
let _ = outbox
.mark_rejected(tid,"registry rejected transfer notification".into())
.mark_rejected(
tid,
format!("registry rejected transfer notification: {reason}"),
)
.await;
stats.rejected += 1;
let message = format!("registry rejected transfer notification: {reason}");
"a refused transfer notification could not be recorded as rejected"
);
let _ = outbox.mark_attempt_failed(tid, message).await;
stats.retried += 1;
}else{
stats.rejected += 1;
}
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Review comment at @crates/dpp-node/src/infra/transfer_drain.rs around lines 137
- 143:
Update the refusal arm handling of mark_rejected so a failed write is logged and
followed by mark_attempt_failed to apply backoff; count the refusal as rejected
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Closes #554 and #562. dpp-core 0.23.0 is published (from
e1e1e60b, taggedv0.23.0), and this builds against it from crates.io.This is the repin to dpp-core 0.23.0. Before core published, it was the consumer check dpp-core's release checklist asks for: built against the core release commit (
e1e1e60b) through a[patch.crates-io]that was never committed, and run on CI with.github/workflows/core-candidate.yml. The patch is gone now:Cargo.lockresolves the published 0.23.0 crates, whose checksums match the uploads.mainis merged in after the 0.15.0 release (#560) and #575, and so is #574's branch: the v0.15.0 upgrade fixture and one upgrade test per captured release.What changes
Cargo.toml(9 crates),fuzz/Cargo.toml(dpp-domain,dpp-vc) and the plugin SDK ABI guest (crates/dpp-plugin-host/tests/fixtures/abi-echo/Cargo.toml) move to0.23.0.CORE_VERSION_VERIFIEDinopenapi_contract.rsmoves to0.23.0after the six enums it lists were compared atv0.22.0ande1e1e60b: none gained or lost a variant.FacilitySnapshotandResponsibleOperatorgainidentifier, andBatteryDatagainsdue_diligence_operator_scope. Every literal sets them toNone.actor_identifier()reads the legacy scheme and value whenidentifieris unset, and leaving it unset keeps stored documents byte for byte.TransferReport. It is feat: type registry outcomes, recover handles #484's transfer code unchanged, apart from oneidentifier: None: the adapter sends the transfer's own id as theIdempotency-Keyand reads a409naming that key as already held; the drain closes the row onAcceptedorAlreadyHeld, records aRefusedwith the registry's reasons, and sendsProcessingand anything unrecognised again under the same key.BatteryFacts. The template gates ask it with the facts of a battery placed on 18 February 2027, the demo-passport gate with each file's own placing date, and the OpenAPI contract test with one count before 18 August 2027 and one from that date.ActorIdentifier::from_legacyandFacilitySnapshot::actor_identifier. Where the obligation is live and the passport has no registration row yet, it refuses with422and the reasonunregistrable_identity. A passport that already has a row is not refused: its identifier cannot change, and refusing would only keep a suspended passport from being re-activated. Its registration is queued as before, which leaves a pending or registered row alone and queues a rejected one again, for the drain to reject again with its reason.operator_paths.rsmakes an LEI primary where the fixture's primary is a VAT or EORI number, as the Breaking entry tells an operator to, and then requires every passport to suspend, re-activate and amend, with the successor under the LEI.PublishReadiness, as before.CHANGELOG.md: three Breaking entries and four Fixed entries under[Unreleased], each citing this pull request or A VAT or EORI primary identifier queues registrations refused on every attempt #562.The consumer check found two defects here, not in core
Run against
e1e1e60bwith both captured releases, the upgrade test failed:an_unregistrable_identity_is_refused_only_before_a_registration_was_queuedcovers a pending and a rejected row.a_draft_is_published_under_the_operators_current_primary_identifiercovers it, and failed before the fix.Checked, with the local patch to core
e1e1e60bjust check: 1647 tests,cargo auditandcargo denyclean.dpp-dal124,dpp-vault520,dpp-plugin-host71,dpp-node385, including the upgrade from v0.14.0 and v0.15.0.core-candidate.ymlon this branch withcore_refe1e1e60b: green in every step, in the run linked below. Its log shows every core crate,dpp-plugin-sdkamong them, compiled from the candidate checkout at 0.23.0. The first run found the override missingdpp-plugin-sdk(fixed in840c1d7d), and the second hit a flaky test onmain(fixed in test(node): point the unreachable registry at port 1 #575).Found here, not fixed
dueDiligenceUrlordueDiligenceOperatorScope, so a battery placed from 18 August 2027 cannot be imported into a passport that publishes.Against the published crates
Cargo.lockre-resolved from crates.io with no patch: the ten core crates move to 0.23.0 and thejsonschemafamily to 0.60.2, which core 0.23.0 requires. Nothing else moves.fuzz/and the ABI guest keep untracked locks.--locked:just check1647 tests; integration tiersdpp-dal124,dpp-vault520,dpp-plugin-host71,dpp-node385; and the plugin SDK ABI test withdpp-plugin-sdk0.23.0 resolved from crates.io.main(with test(node): point the unreachable registry at port 1 #575) and test(node): capture the v0.15.0 upgrade fixture #574's branch are merged in, so the upgrade runs as one test per captured release (v0_14_0_upgrades_to_this_build,v0_15_0_upgrades_to_this_build), each under the slow-test budget. After the merge:just check1648 tests, and onboarding plus both upgrades pass against the published crates. When test(node): capture the v0.15.0 upgrade fixture #574 lands onmain, taking it again changes no file here.Candidate run: https://github.com/odal-node/dpp-engine/actions/runs/41726357121
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