autorelease-handoff

To sync versioned posts for release handoff, you can run a script-driven workflow that migrates content from autoreport/docs/posts into a private autorelease repository. It automates discovery, rewrites front matter, and copies assets to prepare the handoff.

Automating publishing for devlogs and release notes involves coordinating an end-to-end handoff workflow that aligns live-service info with deployment data. This process validates touched posts, writes front matter, and updates content to ensure only intended changes are committed.

Yes, you need a local autorelease workspace along with access to public service info to perform content handoff. The script-driven process uses this local environment to rewrite contracts, copy assets, and validate touched posts before committing changes.

Yes, you can validate touched posts during the content handoff to ensure only intended changes are committed. The workflow supports validation of migrated development logs, guides, and release notes by checking the rewritten front matter and updated content.

Contract rewriting and asset copying are needed for versioned content migration to align live-service info with central deployment data. The process writes handoff contract front matter and copies local assets to ensure the private repository receives properly formatted updates.

Yes, the autorelease-handoff workflow supports guides and development logs alongside release notes. It automates the discovery and migration of all these versioned public posts from the autoreport workspace into the private repository for release alignment.