amia-release-management

Automate release governance by orchestrating version bump decisions, validating changelog presence, and enforcing semantic versioning rules across patch, minor, and major releases. This ensures consistent versioning and changelog validation before triggering downstream tasks.

Coordinate rollback planning by integrating pre-release and post-release checks into your CI/CD pipeline. This approach centralizes rollback readiness requirements and cross-team coordination scenarios to ensure safe deployment reversals.

Tag safety checks validate the release tag against semantic versioning rules and changelog presence before creation. This prevents invalid or undocumented version tags from entering the repository during automated release workflows.

Yes, the release management workflow applies to patch, minor, and major releases. It handles version bump decisions and downstream release task triggers for each release type within a standard CI/CD integration pipeline.

No external dependencies are required to run end-to-end release governance. The workflow operates standalone to detect versions, validate changelogs, create tags, and trigger downstream release tasks without additional package requirements.

Automated releases fail changelog presence validation when the changelog file is missing or does not meet the required format standards. The system enforces strict changelog validation as a prerequisite for tag creation and version bumping.