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It is unclear if Product is intended to be reference data or instance data about the product.
Is it product.description that is displayed in the tractor MICS? Asking for a friend.
With the increased awareness and need for Traceability, key data element identifiers would be valuable to capture specific instances of a product. Or we burying them into Context Items?
What about seed size instance related information? Can there be a general Measument component that the various product attributes are mapped into instead of specific qualified types?
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@dubnemo The documentation out on the site is out-of-date. We will be publishing an update shortly.
Short answer: Product is reference information. The PackagedProduct/Instance components are not included in the 1.0 scope. See #117
The intent is not to bury traceability/supply chain things in context items or to omit them permanently. Traceability and observations are two big topics we will be pivoting to following work to wrap up 1.0.
It is unclear if Product is intended to be reference data or instance data about the product.
Is it product.description that is displayed in the tractor MICS? Asking for a friend.
Similar with with Packaged Product:
https://adaptstandard.org/docs/packaged-product/
Here I see:
https://adaptstandard.org/docs/packaged-product-instance/
With the increased awareness and need for Traceability, key data element identifiers would be valuable to capture specific instances of a product. Or we burying them into Context Items?
What about seed size instance related information? Can there be a general Measument component that the various product attributes are mapped into instead of specific qualified types?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: