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Add Warranty class and colour property to Asset
Summary
This PR is part of the broader effort to support lighting assets in RealEstateCore, with most of the foundational work happening in Brick Schema. On the REC side, this adds:
Warrantyclass (dtmi:org:w3id:rec:Warranty;1) — extendsEventto represent warranty information for assetswarrantyrelationship onAsset— links assets to their warranty recordscolourproperty onAsset— string property to capture asset colourChanges
Source/DTDLv2/RealEstateCore/Asset/Asset.jsoncolourproperty andwarrantyrelationshipSource/DTDLv2/RealEstateCore/Event/Warranty.jsonEventContext
These additions complement the lighting equipment classes already defined via Brick Schema (
Lighting_Equipment,Luminaire,Luminaire_Driver, etc.) by providing asset-level metadata (colour, warranty) that is relevant across all asset types, including lighting.