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4.3 KiB
EUROPE-READY-01 release coverage
9 November 2026. The coverage table uses the exact 59 candidate codes from the existing country/language register. The roster retains its market and territory review flags. XK remains a candidate territory code outside ISO 3166-1. The locale catalogue remains the source of locale identities. The CSV records qualification status only.
The country columns refer to the new country-aware experience. Existing EN/NB interface support is global. Existing NAV source evidence is separate and marked TESTED for the narrow Norway fixture only. BLOCKED provider coverage for NO/SE/GB denotes the full Global Jobs entry and provider qualification gates. For other candidates, provider coverage has no implementation or approved claim. No row is accepted or released. Verified all 59 codes matched the research register once, all values used the approved status vocabulary, and only Norway carried the existing fixture result.
Integrate with existing owners
Use GJ-00 0ec9f98e6ed4a646fc5e017d8eb6fade07653f37 for the geography and provider-rights decisions, then its GJ-02 implementation contract for stable LocationNode and LocationScope identities. Keep administrative containment, settlement relationships, display names and provider-specific IDs distinct. The tree, query and map use the same resolved scopes and edition. The map is optional for search completion. When country changes invalidate a location, clear only that filter and explain why. Preserve user residence, UI language, advertisement languages and saved searches. Maintain separate per-document languages.
GISCO offers administrative and statistical data at several versions and scales. The administrative dataset page explicitly restricts its listed downloads to non-commercial use without a separate commercial agreement. Treat each proposed product's edition, licence, attribution, resolution and update policy as a required review item before ingestion. The LAU directory is evidence of available editions. GISCO administrative terms, GISCO LAU catalogue
The public OSMF Nominatim service disallows autocomplete, limits traffic and asks users to avoid sending private or confidential data. It is excluded from the proposed interactive location search. A provider evaluation must establish a suitable licensed dataset or service, explicit quotas, attribution, privacy and fallback. It must also distinguish tile access, boundaries, geocoding and provider job-feed rights. No map, tile or geocoder service was activated. Nominatim usage policy, OSMF tile policy
Cross-country acceptance queue
| Case | Required outcome | Status |
|---|---|---|
| EN interface, residence NO, search GB | GB geography and qualified source capabilities; EN preserved | NOT RUN |
| NB interface, search SE | SE geography and source capabilities; NB preserved | NOT RUN |
| PL interface, search DE | Local locale formats and DE scope | NOT RUN |
| FR interface, search BE and FR | Both countries retain correct administrative paths and capability disclosures | NOT RUN |
| Cross-country search and map | Only selected areas/results determine viewport, sources and result eligibility | NOT RUN |
| Parent then child selection | Parent covers whole area until explicit child refinement; siblings remain independent | NOT RUN |
| Multiple towns and independent branches | Canonical scopes combine without checking unselected children | NOT RUN |
| Switch country with filters | Only incompatible geography clears, with an explanation | NOT RUN |
| Switch UI language with active search | Search scope, saved settings and document languages stay intact | NOT RUN |
| Save and reopen cross-border search | Stable identifiers, owner isolation and unchanged effective scope | NOT RUN |
Basic locale, location and geography contracts must pass for every code accepted into release scope. Real provider evidence, licensed map coverage, native-language review and the release gate remain separate. The CSV can advance each dimension only when the corresponding evidence is recorded.