release-watch

You can monitor a production deployment from the command line by running a release monitoring script that tracks build jobs, staging, and production infra runs in real time. It provides single-terminal visibility across repositories.

Automating staging and production verification involves running a release process script that checks assets and HTML across both environments. This verification happens automatically before approving any production gate.

A production gate approval process with version string confirmation requires successful automated verification of assets and HTML, followed by human confirmation of the exact version string before allowing a production deployment to proceed.

Yes, you need to push a new version tag and run the release-deploy pipeline before starting release monitoring. The monitoring script takes the specific version string as an argument to track the correct build.

Yes, you can track build jobs and infra runs across multiple repos from a single terminal. The release monitoring process is designed to coordinate and display progress across both staging and production environments simultaneously.

You should not use an automated release monitoring script if your release pipeline lacks a defined production gate or if your infrastructure does not support automated asset and HTML verification for staging and production environments.