feat(domain)!: carry the product identifier across the port

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Closes #319.

just check green, 1555/1555. A release blocker: without it, 0.21.0's
headline feature mis-registers the passports it introduces.

The defect

RegistrationRequest carried nothing identifying the product. So the adapter
that builds a registry payload derived one by scraping the carrier URI:

extract_gtin_from_gs1_dl(&request.data_carrier_uri)
    .map(|g| ("gtin".to_owned(), g))
    .unwrap_or_else(|| ("passport_id".to_owned(), request.passport_id.to_string()))

Correct while every passport had a GTIN. After the identifier work, a scheme 2 or
3 passport has none in its carrier URI — so the fallback fires and the
registration goes to the EU Central Registry carrying our internal UUID as the
unique product identifier.

Nothing catches it. dpp_registry::ProductIdentifier::validate checks structure
only when the scheme is "gtin"; "passport_id" is unrecognised, so no check
runs. This is #308's thesis — the scheme string is where an invented mapping
goes wrong without failing — except live rather than hypothetical, and pointed
at a public authority.

🚨 Scheme 1 is what hid it. The scrape always succeeded while GS1 was the only
option, so the fallback was unreachable. This release made it reachable, for
exactly the passports it exists to enable.

Why the TryFrom from #309 was not enough

It is the right conversion and an adapter cannot use it: it takes a
dpp_domain::identifier::ProductIdentifier, and a RegistrationRequest has
none. There was nothing to convert. The only alternatives were to keep scraping,
or to reach past the port back to the Passport — which is what the port exists
to prevent, and which the port's own transfer documentation already warns about:
"it could only send empty strings for data the system had already collected."

The decision, and where it landed

Required, refused through the same ValidationErrors path as the operator
identifier and the carrier URI. IR (EU) 2026/1778 Art. 8 registers a unique
product identifier; a passport carrying none cannot be registered, and a refusal
is the honest answer rather than letting an adapter substitute something.

UnsoldGoods is what that refusal names, and it is not a defect. An Art.
24–25 discard disclosure covers a financial year across many products and
identifies no single one — product_identifier() answers None correctly. A
disclosure is not a product registration. Refusing it here says so; an Option
would have let it through unnamed, which is the shape this release has spent
several PRs removing.

Option on the struct, required in the constructor

Not a hedge — the wire. RegistrationRequest derives Deserialize and is
queued in a consumer's outbox across restarts. A newly required field makes
every already-queued row undeserialisable: a runtime failure against data,
discovered per retry, on exactly the rows that were mid-flight during the
upgrade. Option lets those read.

The rule lives in from_published_passport. A None reaching an adapter came
from an older queue, and the field's documentation says so.

Kept honest by

every_clause_5_scheme_reaches_the_request asserts all three schemes arrive on
the request unchanged, and a_product_group_that_identifies_nothing_is_refused
pins the unsold-goods case to its field path.

The end-to-end test changed shape too, and that is the part worth reading: it
used to take the identifier as a separate argument handed to the payload
builder beside the request — which quietly assumed a consumer could get it from
somewhere. It could not. It now reads request.product_identifier, so the test
exercises the path an adapter actually has rather than one arranged for it.

Consumer note

This is the fourth breaking change to this surface in the release — the
submission unit, the Result, the service provider, and now this. A repin should
bump the pin and let cargo check --workspace --all-targets enumerate rather
than planning from a grep.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Breaking Changes

  • Registration requests created from published passports now require an EN 18219 product identifier.
  • Requests support GS1, identification-link, and DID product identifiers.
  • Registrations without a product identifier now return a validation error, including unsold-goods disclosures.

• Bug Fixes

  • Product identifiers are now consistently carried into registration payloads and preserved through end-to-end registration workflows.

• Documentation

  • Added release documentation describing the new product-identifier requirement and the valid handling of unsold goods.

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Walkthrough

RegistrationRequest now carries the product identifier from published product-group data. Construction rejects missing identifiers, including UnsoldGoods. Registry payload tests now use the identifier stored in the request.

Changes

Registration product identifier propagation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
RegistrationRequest identifier contract CHANGELOG.md, crates/dpp-domain/src/ports/registry_sync/request.rs	RegistrationRequest stores an optional product identifier for wire compatibility. Its constructor copies the product-group identifier and reports a validation error when none exists.
Identifier validation coverage crates/dpp-domain/src/ports/ghosts/tests.rs, crates/dpp-domain/src/ports/registry_sync/tests.rs	Tests cover GS1, identification-link, and DID identifiers. Tests also reject missing identifiers and UnsoldGoods.
Registry payload integration crates/dpp-tests/tests/registry_registration_end_to_end.rs	End-to-end payload construction reads the identifier from RegistrationRequest across registration, batch, service-provider, and receipt tests.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant PublishedPassport
  participant RegistrationRequest
  participant RegistryPayload
  participant Registry
  PublishedPassport->>RegistrationRequest: construct from product-group data
  RegistrationRequest->>RegistrationRequest: validate and store product_identifier
  RegistrationRequest->>RegistryPayload: provide product_identifier
  RegistryPayload->>Registry: submit registration payload

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The registration behavior is covered, but its published regulatory explanation should be corrected or supported with the applicable primary-law citation before release.

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✅ Passed checks (7 passed)

Check name	Status	Explanation
Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	Issue #319 requires the product identifier on RegistrationRequest, population from product_group_data.product_identifier(), propagation for all clause 5 schemes, refusal when no identifier exists,…
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	The changes stay within issue #319. The changelog entry, fixture updates, unit tests, and end-to-end test changes support the new request field, validation behavior, or registry propagation. No unrela…
Docstring Coverage	✅ Passed	Docstring coverage is 84.62% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 13 functions across 4 files. (1 skipped: 1 …
Publication Boundary	✅ Passed	The reviewed diff adds no ADR reference, pricing or contract terms, vendor information, or private repository path. dpp_registry::ProductIdentifier refers to the workspace crate at `crates/dpp-regis…
Persisted Shape Migration	✅ Passed	The pull-request diff does not modify the Passport struct or any ProductGroupData variant declaration. It only updates RegistrationRequest and test fixtures that construct existing Passport an…
Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: carrying the product identifier through the domain port.
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In `@crates/dpp-domain/src/ports/registry_sync/request.rs`:
- Line 230: Correct the Article 8 comment near RegistrationRequest::new so it
does not attribute the unconditional product_identifier() requirement to
Regulation (EU) 2026/1778. Either identify the requirement explicitly as crate
policy or replace the attribution with the applicable product-law basis and
public OJ reference, while distinguishing Article 8(9)(a)’s conditional storage
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Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/1778, which establishes implementation arrangements for the digital product passport (DPP) registry, contains specific provisions regarding data registration and identifiers [1][2][3]. Article 8(9)(a) of this Regulation mandates that the European Commission shall store specific information in the registry as part of the registration data [1]. Specifically, under Article 8(9)(a), the Commission is required to store the unique identifiers where relevant [1]. It is important to distinguish between the two types of identifiers mentioned in the context of the registry process: 1. Unique Product Identifier (UPI): This is a URL-based identifier supplied by the economic operator [4]. It must conform to JTC 24 standards, have a maximum of 50 characters, and resolve to the location where the product passport data is hosted [4]. 2. Unique Registration Identifier (URI): Following a successful verification and registration, the registry automatically generates and stores this unique, persistent identifier [1][5][4]. The Commission then communicates this URI back to the relevant actor through the user interface or API used for the submission [1]. Article 8(9)(a) refers to the storage of relevant unique identifiers (such as the UPI) as part of the broader registration record managed by the Commission, distinct from the system-generated Unique Registration Identifier mentioned in Article 8(8) and 8(10) [1][4].
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<title>Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/1778 of 16 July 2026 laying down the implementation arrangements for the digital product passport registry set up under Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 of the European Parliament and of the Council</title> https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/PDF/?uri=OJ%3AL_202601778 (15) Registration should be carried out by using the secure user interface of the registry provided by the Commission or through the API set up for that purpose. Once the registration of a digital product passport is successfully validated, a unique registration identifier is generated and stored in the registry and communicated according to Article 8 automatically to the actor registering the digital product passport using the same service which was used by the actor to upload the digital product passport data. ... (d ... Article 8 Registration of a digital product passport ... 1. For products referred to in Article 1(1), point (a), a digital product passport shall be registered by a verified economic operator placing the product on the market or putting it into service at the level specified in the applicable delegated acts (model, batch or item level) adopted pursuant to Article 4 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1781. ... 2. For products referred to in Article 1(1), points (b) to (f), a digital product passport shall be registered by the relevant actor at the level (model, batch or item level) specified in the relevant Union law. ... subject to different Union rules requiring the ... of its digital product ... different levels of granularity ... the digital product ... at the most granular level required by ... 4. Where the digital product passport is created at item level, in accordance with paragraph 1, both batch and model identifiers shall be linked to that digital product passport where batch and model design exist for the product. ... 5. Where the digital product passport is created at batch level, in accordance with paragraph 1, the model identifier shall be linked to that digital product passport where model design exists for the product. ... in the digital product ... provided for in the applicable ... adopted pursuant to ... of Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 or in the applicable delegated acts ... Article 77 of Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 ... or under other Union law providing for the data ... about the digital product passport to be registered in the digital product passport registry; (b) where relevant, coherence of the mandatory data to be ... in the registry against the value of the data provided in the digital product passport; ... (c) the conformity of the digital product passport with the granularity level ... model, batch or item) as provided for in the applicable delegated acts adopted pursuant to Article 4 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 or in the applicable delegated acts adopted pursuant to Article 77 of Regulation (EU) 2023/1542, or under other Union law providing for a specific level for the digital product passport to be registered in the registry; ... (d) where relevant, the validity of the commodity code of the product in relation to the permitted ranges for this product group; ... (e) where relevant, the link to the back-up hosted by a digital product passport service provider. ... 8. Following a successful verification in accordance with paragraph 6, the registry shall generate and store a unique and persistent registration identifier as part of the registration data. ... 9. Additionally, the Commission shall store in the registry the following information as part of the registration data: (a) where relevant, the unique identifiers; (b) where relevant, the commodity code of the product; (c) where relevant, reference to the digital product passport service provider; (d) registrant information, including date and time of the registration and the integrity of the digital product passport as part of the evidence of the registration event. ... 10. Upon successful submission by the relevant actor as referred to in paragraph 1, of the data in the registry, the Commission shall automatically communicate to that relevant actor the unique registration identifier for that specific product generated in accordance with paragraph 9. The unique registration identifier shall be communicated through the user interface or the A... <title>Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/1778 of 16 July 2026 laying down the implementation arrangements for the digital product passport registry set up under Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 of the European Parliament and of the Council – Lexcovery</title> https://lexcovery.com/en/2026/07/commission-implementing-regulation-eu-2026-1778-of-16-july-2026-laying-down-the-implementation-arrangements-for-the-digital-product-passport-registry-set-up-under-regulation-eu-2024-1781/ Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/1778 of 16 July 2026 laying down the implementation arrangements for the digital product passport registry set up under Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 of the European Parliament and of the Council – Lexcovery # Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/1778 of 16 July 2026 laying down the implementation arrangements for the digital product passport registry set up under Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 of the European Parliament and of the Council July 18, 2026 0 Twitter Facebook Email (kolyadintsev@gmail.com) Copy URL to clipboard Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/1778 establishes the technical and operational framework for the Digital Product Passport (DPP) registry, a central component of the EU’s sustainable product policy. It defines how economic operators must register product data, how national authorities access this information for market surveillance, and the security standards required to maintain the system. This regulation is a critical piece of infrastructure for the EU’s circular economy, ensuring that product data is standardized, secure, and accessible across the internal market. ****: As this regulation governs the digital passport requirements for products—including construction materials, batteries, and toys—it has direct implications for Ukrainian manufacturers and exporters who must comply with these EU standards to place their goods on the European market. ### Structure and Main Provisions The Regulation is structured to provide a comprehensive operational manual for the DPP registry. It moves beyond the high-level framework of Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 by detailing the specific technical architecture of the registry, which includes a secure user interface, an API for automated data submission, a semantic repository for data modeling, and a robust log system for auditing. Compared to previous legislative frameworks, this act introduces a mandatory, high-assurance identity verification process for all economic operators and value chain actors (such as recyclers or repairers). It shifts the responsibility for data accuracy squarely onto the economic operator, while the Commission acts as the system manager and data controller. ### Key Provisions for Practical Use For those interacting with the registry, the following provisions are the most critical: * **Identity Verification (Articles 4 & 5):** Access to the registry is restricted to “verified” actors. Economic operators and value chain actors must prove their identity using qualified electronic signatures or seals (eIDAS compliant). This status is valid for a maximum of three years, after which the verification process must be repeated. * **Registration Granularity (Article 8):** Data must be registered at the most granular level required by specific product legislation (model, batch, or item level). The system performs automated checks on data structure and semantic conformity before issuing a unique registration identifier. * **Semantic Repository (Article 12):** This is the “authoritative source” for data models. It ensures that all product passports use the same language and structure, which is essential for interoperability across different product groups. * **Proof of Registration (Article 9):** Once a passport is registered, operators can generate a secure, time-stamped electronic document as proof of compliance. This document is vital for customs clearance and demonstrating market compliance to authorities. * **Log System and Auditing (Article 14):** The registry maintains a permanent audit trail. Logs of data modifications are kept for the lifetime of the registration, while administrative logs are kept for five years. This ensures accountability and allows authorities to trace any changes made to product data. * **Data Retention and Deletion (Article 10):** In the absence of specific product legislation, data is automatically deleted 10 years after registration, aligning with the EU…[truncated] <title>Implementing regulation - EU - 2026/1778 - EN - EUR-Lex</title> https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/reg_impl/2026/1778/oj ; a schema ... component for unique identifiers and ... codes of products ... to be placed under the ... release for free circulation’; a ... ability requirements of ... | (15) | Registration should be carried out by using the secure user interface of the registry provided by the Commission or through the API set up for that purpose. 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For products referred to in Article 1(1), points (b) to (f), a digital product passport shall be registered by the relevant actor at the level (model, batch or item level) specified in the relevant Union law. ... 3. Where the same product is subject to different Union rules requiring the registration of its digital product passport at different levels of granularity, the digital product passport shall be registered for that product at the most granular level required by the relevant Union legislation ... 4. Where the digital product passport is created at item level, in accordance with paragraph 1, both batch and model identifiers shall be linked to that digital product passport where batch and model design exist for the product. ... 5. Where the digital product passport is created at batch level, in accordance with paragraph 1, the model identifier shall be linked to that digital product passport where model design exists for the product ... , point ( ... ), or through the API as provided for in Article ... , point ( ... 8. Following a successful verification in accordance with paragraph 6, the registry shall generate and store a unique and persistent registration identifier as part of the registration data. ... 9. Additionally, the Commission shall store in the registry the following information as part of the registration data: ... | (a) | where relevant, the unique identifiers; | | --- | --- | ... | (b) | where relevant, the commodity code of the product; | | --- | --- | ... | (c) | where relevant, reference to the digital product passport service provider; | | --- | --- | ... | (d) | registrant information, including date and time of the registration and the integrity of the digital product passport as part of the evidence of the registration event. | | --- | --- | ... 10. Upon successful submission by the relevant actor as referred to in paragraph 1, of the data in the registry, the Commission shall automatically communicate to that relevant actor the unique registration identifier for that specific product generated in accordance with paragraph 9. The unique registration identifier shall be communicated through the user interface or the API response, depending on the service used by the relevant actor during registration. ... Article 9 Proof of registration ... 1. An economic operator or, where relevant, a third party on behalf of the economic operator, that has registered a digital product passport in the registry in accordance with Article 8 shall be able to generate, at any given time, proof of registration for one or more digital product passports for which that economic operator is responsible. ... 2. The proof of registration shall serve as evidence, including vis-à-vis third parties, that the registration obligation for that digital product passport has been fulfilled. It shall be generated as a secure electron... <title>EU DPP Registry: The Complete Operator Reference | Traceable</title> https://traceable.digital/regulatory/dpp-registry-operator-guide/ Unique Product Identifier and ... Everything below is taken from the European Commission’s DPP Registry User Guide for Economic Operators (version 1.01, published 28 July 2026), Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/1778, and Regulation (EU) 2024/1781. Where those documents do not answer a question, this page says so rather than estimating. ... Article 12 of Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/1778 requires the Commission to establish and maintain a semantic repository. No completion date for the battery semantic catalogue appears in the User Guide, in that Regulation, or in the Commission’s launch announcement. Anyone quoting a date for it is not quoting a published source. ... Registration binds two identifiers. The Unique Product Identifier (UPI) is supplied by you: a URL-based identifier conforming to JTC 24 standards, maximum 50 characters, which must resolve to where your passport data is hosted. The Unique Registration Identifier (URI) is returned by the Registry on success and identifies the central record. ... The Unique Product Identifier (UPI) is supplied by you. It is a URL-based identifier conforming to JTC 24 standards, with a maximum of 50 characters, and it must resolve to where your DPP data is hosted. The Unique Registration Identifier (URI) is returned by the Registry after a successful registration and identifies the record held centrally. The registration record is simply the binding between the two. The Registry does not store your passport data, which remains in the economic operator&`#39`;s or a service provider&`#39`;s database and must be resolvable at all times. ... Does registering a DPP prove that my product is compliant? No. Registration binds an identifier to a record; it is not a finding of substantive compliance. The economic operator retains full control and responsibility for the DPP data itself, and using a service provider to host or submit it does not transfer that responsibility. Under Article 9 of Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/1778 an operator may request proof of registration, which evidences that the registration happened, not that the underlying product meets its requirements. <title>EU DPP Registry Rules: Implementing Regulation 2026/1778</title> https://traceable.digital/regulatory/dpp-registry-implementing-regulation/ Article 3 sets out what the registry actually consists of: a secure website interface for economic operators, value chain actors, competent national authorities, and customs authorities; an API for registering passports and retrieving data; a verification platform that confirms a passport’s existence and completeness; a scheme for generating unique registration identifiers; a storage component for unique identifiers and customs commodity codes; a public list of verified digital product passport service providers; a semantic repository ... how DPP data is structured and versioned; a log system; and identification and authorisation schemes for users. ... the applicable law requires: ... , batch, or item ... 8(6)). Where a passport is created at item level, the corresponding batch and model identifiers must also be linked, if those levels exist for the product ( ... 8(4) and (5 ... On submission, the Commission runs an automatic check covering the data’s semantic conformity, coherence of mandatory fields, whether the granularity matches what’s required, validity of the commodity code, and the link to the operator’s hosted passport data (Article 8(7)). This check is explicitly not a compliance check. Recital 16 states it verifies structure and completeness only, and is not proof that the underlying product actually complies with the regulation requiring the passport. Substantive verification remains a market surveillance function. If the check succeeds, the registry issues a unique, persistent registration identifier (Article 8(8)). ... At any time, the registering operator can generate a downloadable proof of registration: a secure electronic document sealed with a qualified electronic seal and Commission timestamp, containing the product identifier, commodity code where relevant, the registrant’s identity, the registration date and time, and a cryptographic hash of the passport version (Article 9). This proof stays available for 90 calendar days and can be regenerated. ... No. On submission the Commission automatically checks the passport data structure, granularity, commodity code, and the link to your hosted passport data (Article 8). Recital 16 is explicit that this automated check confirms structure and completeness only, and is not proof that the product complies with the underlying rules. Substantive compliance remains a market surveillance function.

Citations:

• 1: https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/PDF/?uri=OJ%3AL_202601778
• 2: https://lexcovery.com/en/2026/07/commission-implementing-regulation-eu-2026-1778-of-16-july-2026-laying-down-the-implementation-arrangements-for-the-digital-product-passport-registry-set-up-under-regulation-eu-2024-1781/
• 3: https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/reg_impl/2026/1778/oj
• 4: https://traceable.digital/regulatory/dpp-registry-operator-guide/
• 5: https://traceable.digital/regulatory/dpp-registry-implementing-regulation/

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Correct the Article 8 attribution.

RegistrationRequest::new unconditionally rejects passports whose product_identifier() is absent. Article 8(9)(a) requires storage of unique identifiers only “where relevant”; Article 8(8) separately concerns the unique registration identifier generated after verification. Article 8 does not establish this unconditional product-identifier requirement.

If this is crate policy, state that directly. Otherwise, cite the applicable product law and the public OJ text: https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/reg_impl/2026/1778/oj

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In `@crates/dpp-domain/src/ports/registry_sync/request.rs` at line 230, Correct
the Article 8 comment near RegistrationRequest::new so it does not attribute the
unconditional product_identifier() requirement to Regulation (EU) 2026/1778.
Either identify the requirement explicitly as crate policy or replace the
attribution with the applicable product-law basis and public OJ reference, while
distinguishing Article 8(9)(a)’s conditional storage from Article 8(8)’s
generated registration identifier.

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