openclaw-release-maintainer

Release workflows for stable, beta, and development channels are automated through orchestrated tag creation and changelog assembly. The process coordinates multi-artifact publishing across npm and macOS targets while enforcing version alignment and preflight validations.

Preflight checks before publishing npm and macOS artifacts verify version alignment, required credentials, and policy conformance. These guardrails ensure artifact integrity and enforce notary steps to maintain secure, repeatable release cycles.

Changelog generation during multi-artifact publishing works by assembling release notes as part of the orchestrated workflow. It integrates directly with tag creation and version alignment checks to produce consistent documentation across stable, beta, and development cycles.

Yes, you can use this release orchestration for validated publishing across stable, beta, and development release cycles. It applies preflight validations and guardrails to ensure secure, repeatable multi-artifact publishing across npm and macOS platforms.

Version alignment fails during preflight validation when the selected target version and git tag do not match the required release policies. Running the preflight sequence identifies these mismatches and credential gaps before attempting to publish artifacts.

You need to run preflight checks for secure and repeatable releases immediately after selecting your target version and git tag. This sequence validates all release steps, enforcing notary steps and artifact integrity before any publishing occurs.