productionos-resume

The checkpoint file restores context by reading .productionos/CHECKPOINT.json, validating artifact existence, comparing git diff with saved uncommitted files, and routing to the correct command to resume the paused pipeline at the saved step.

When the pipeline resumes successfully, the checkpoint cleans up automatically. If the resume attempt fails, the checkpoint is retained so you can retry the workflow restoration later without losing the saved context.

Yes, you can resume interrupted automated plans and swarm workflows. The checkpoint mechanism captures the exact step and context needed, enabling reliable continuation of the workflow after unexpected pauses or failures.

Yes, the pipeline resume process validates artifact existence and integrity before continuing. It also compares the current git diff against saved uncommitted files to ensure the workspace matches the state when the checkpoint was created.

The best way to handle an interrupted upgrade workflow is to use a checkpoint-based resume mechanism that loads the saved context from .productionos/CHECKPOINT.json and routes the pipeline directly to the interrupted step.

Yes, you reference a target or repository path to load the checkpoint file. This path allows the resume context to locate the .productionos/CHECKPOINT.json and continue the pipeline from the saved step.