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Release preparation

What needs to be clear before the change goes live?

Use this list to agree on a particular release. It does not inspect the application or authorize production commands.

Faith Forge Labs ยท Reviewed October 16, 2026

Before the window

  • Identify the code revision and tested build output.
  • Record required runtime and configuration differences.
  • List data steps, background services and scheduled work.
  • Name the authorized release and stop decision owners.

Acceptance checks

  • A representative customer or staff task reaches the expected saved result.
  • Relevant permissions and invalid inputs are checked.
  • Background work runs under the intended release.
  • External failures are tested with controlled substitutes, without unintended messages or charges.

Recovery

  • Write down the condition that stops the release.
  • Rehearse the relevant recovery away from production.
  • Explain what happens to new records after a data change.
  • Confirm who can make the recovery decision.

After release

  • Keep the actual release identity and check results together.
  • Review relevant application errors and background failures.
  • Record remaining gaps and follow-up responsibility.
  • Update the operating instructions with the steps that were verified.

See the development process or discuss the release path.