The purpose of this initiative is the automation of the EU DCC validation process.
During the “Validation Cycle” the member states are using their Verifier App and scan the DCCs in the Quality Assurance repository.
The creation of a Validation Portal is suggested which will:
Automation
Test results are provided one json file per platform.
{
metadata: {
country: "XX",
date-completed: "20220120T102611Z",
commit-tested: "4699f4b13a1010d10d9c4f80eac59beec5cbb613",
platform-tested: "IOS|ANDROID"
},
results: [{
"file": "NL/1.3.0/REC.png",
"result": "Valid|Invalid|Error",
"comment": "Free text"
},{
"file": "NL/1.3.0/REC.png",
"result": "Valid|Invalid|Error",
"comment": "Free text"
}]
}
metadata
: contains various metadata.
``: country code, iso-two-letter code
``: date the test was completed, in ISO8601 UTC
``: git hash of the commit tested
``: platform the tests were done on
results
: contains an array of results, one per file
file
: the relative path to the test file from the root of the QA repository. this path is returned by the github API if you use that.
result
: the test result, Valid
for valid, Invalid
if the DCC was scanned but deemed invalid, Error
if the DCC did not scan.
comment
: optional free text explaining the result if it isn't Valid
The file name contains the country code, the test date and the platform:
YYYYDDMM-XX-PLATFORM.json
So for NL tests conducted on 2022-01-17 you have these two files (for both platforms):
20220117-NL-ANDROID.json
20220117-NL-IOS.json
The results.json
should satisfy the results.schema.json
Visit the EU DCC Validation Planning project
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