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As described in OP-TED/ePO#777 the ePO ontology defines a mandatory property that links every Note: Although the SDK provides the field |
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Yes there is - BT-785-Review "Review Previous Identifier". This is optional in the eForms schema ( see https://docs.ted.europa.eu/eforms/latest/schema/all-in-one.html#reviewSection ), and "EM" in the DG GROW Guide (see https://code.europa.eu/eproc/eforms/docs/-/blob/main/guides/gde_005_rew.md). "EM" is short for "Exists Mandatory" which means that if the item exists, then it is mandatory. But this is the responsibility of the Buyer/Reviewer, and we (OP/eForms) don't have access to their files, so "Exists Mandatory" translates to "Optional" for us. |
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I would like to reopen this issue (but I don't have the rights), to have a few things confirmed/clarified. According to ePO 4.0.0 model as I mentioned in the Note at the end of this issue description (see above), we map the field @pdonohoe are you suggesting that in certain cases (in addition to the CC: @andreea-pasare |
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Hi Csongor, BT-785-Review can refer to another review object in the same notice, or in another notice. It is not a technical ID, it is supplied by the Buyer/Reviewer. We don't have any validation on this ID. We also can't check if a review object with that ID actually exists, or what type of review it is. So you can't create an epo:resolvesReviewRequest object. |
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Hi Csongor,
BT-785-Review can refer to another review object in the same notice, or in another notice. It is not a technical ID, it is supplied by the Buyer/Reviewer. We don't have any validation on this ID. We also can't check if a review object with that ID actually exists, or what type of review it is. So you can't create an epo:resolvesReviewRequest object.