rehearsal-promotion-review

To review dry-run artifacts before promoting production changes, you validate rehearsal plan, run, and inspect JSON outputs to confirm preconditions and mutation evidence are present. This evidence-based approach provides a conservative go/no-go decision before any live deployment.

A rehearsal promotion review is an evidence-gated safety check required before promoting production-mutation workflows. You need it when executing ee rehearsals to audit dry-run artifacts, verify mutation side effects, and ensure destructive operations are explicitly escalated before any live change occurs.

To perform a go/no-go safety check for a production mutation, paste your validated rehearsal JSON output into the review process. It blocks promotion when evidence is missing, malformed, or unavailable, and escalates destructive operations while summarizing planned file and record changes for rollback planning.

The promotion review process includes strict handling for degraded, unavailable, or redacted rehearsal states. It blocks any promotion when dry-run evidence is incomplete or fails preconditions, requiring explicit escalation for destructive operations to prevent unsafe production changes.

Evidence-based change promotion review requires validated, provenance-rich rehearsal JSON inputs to function. It cannot recommend actions when rehearsal evidence is missing, malformed, or unavailable, and it will block promotion rather than proceed if required preconditions fail or risk remains unclear.

Yes, you can use rehearsal dry-run outputs to analyze mutation risk. The review summarizes planned file and record changes, identifies side effects, verifies preconditions, and highlights verification and rollback considerations needed for safe post-promotion monitoring.