release-procedures

Establish a two-stage release flow with per-plan QA/UAT checks, SemVer enforcement, and cross-team alignment. This repeatable framework standardizes version management, verification, and deployment procedures to prevent version drift.

Document the target release version in plan headers and apply explicit bump rules to align version numbers across plans. This enforces version consistency and SemVer compliance throughout the software delivery process.

Execute a two-stage release flow by completing per-plan QA and UAT checks first. Then update statuses to "Committed for vX.Y.Z", tag the release locally, push changes, and publish for final deployment.

No, the process requires committing changes locally without pushing for each plan. You only push and publish after updating statuses to "Committed for vX.Y.Z" and tagging the release.

Yes, you can align deployment milestones by bridging planning, DevOps, and Roadmap communications. This cross-functional alignment ensures releases match milestones and governance requirements across teams.

The framework provides documented steps and templates for version consistency and tagging, but its basic implementation depth means it relies on manual execution of platform-specific constraints rather than fully automated CI/CD pipeline integration.