scenario-initialization

Pre-initialization for upgrade workflows aggregates system-level source control and scenario-specific parameters, preparing the environment and applying changes prior to tool execution. It handles user confirmation and sets the source branch before calling the initialization step.

Parameter aggregation combines system-level source control settings and scenario-specific variables into one consolidated step. This ensures efficient workflow setup by preparing the environment and handling pending changes before actual code modifications occur.

Yes, proper source control setup is required. The pre-initialization process needs to set the source branch, define a commit strategy, and handle pending changes before it can successfully prepare the environment for tool execution.

You prepare the environment by consolidating source control parameters and scenario-specific settings. The initialization step sets the stage for tool execution by managing the commit strategy and requiring user confirmation before proceeding.

The best way is using a pre-initialization step that handles pending changes directly. It prompts for user confirmation, applies necessary source control changes, and sets the commit strategy prior to calling the scenario initialization.

You should avoid automated pre-initialization if your workflow lacks proper source control setup or requires manual user confirmation. The process explicitly requires user interaction and pending change management before executing environment preparation.