land-and-deploy

To automate merge and deploy with canary verification, the workflow merges an approved PR, waits for CI and deployment, and verifies production health before finalizing the release. It coordinates automated canary checks to minimize manual handoffs.

The best way to land a PR after CI passes is to trigger an automated release sequence that merges the code, monitors the deployment pipeline, and executes post-deploy canary checks to confirm production health before completing the workflow.

Canary deployment verification in an automated release flow is the process of checking production health after merging a PR and deploying. It applies automated canary checks to ensure the new release is stable before finalizing the process.

Yes, this automated deployment workflow requires integration with a defined /ship workflow that creates the PR. It also requires PR data, CI status checks, and canary deployment tooling to complete the end-to-end release sequence.

Yes, you can use this to merge and verify production health without manual handoffs. It coordinates with CI status and canary deployment tooling to automate the entire release flow from merging to post-deploy verification.

You should not use an automated canary release workflow if your project lacks canary deployment tooling, CI status integration, or a defined /ship workflow to create the PR, as these dependencies are required to finalize the release sequence.