Problem statement
Bootstrap's release automation has governed workflows, but v1 still requires exact immutable policy consumption, Conventional Commits, automated changelog proposals, agent-controlled when-ready publication, material notification, and post-publication verification as one resolved contract.
Desired outcome
Class-aware release projection and conformance implement the complete v1 release lifecycle without treating human approval as a universal gate.
Scope
- SemVer and Conventional Commit validation.
- Immutable
vX.Y.Z tags and exact/SHA policy pins.
- Automated changelog proposal, material release notification, agent publish, and postpublish verification.
- Maintenance branches only for supported older lines.
Non-goals
- Publishing a real release in this issue.
- Floating tags as production policy references.
Acceptance criteria
Test expectations
Begin with failing unpinned-ref, mutable-tag, invalid-title/commit, missing-notification, changelog, and postpublish-evidence tests.
Security implications
Release workflows use least privilege, protected environments where configured, signed provenance, and no fork secrets.
Documentation implications
Update release operator, compatibility-tag, and maintenance-branch guidance.
Dependencies
Flow release policy, resolved contract, conformance, security, and provenance issues.
Human decision points
External obligations, spending above threshold, license/ownership changes, and permanent policy exceptions only.
Problem statement
Bootstrap's release automation has governed workflows, but v1 still requires exact immutable policy consumption, Conventional Commits, automated changelog proposals, agent-controlled when-ready publication, material notification, and post-publication verification as one resolved contract.
Desired outcome
Class-aware release projection and conformance implement the complete v1 release lifecycle without treating human approval as a universal gate.
Scope
vX.Y.Ztags and exact/SHA policy pins.Non-goals
Acceptance criteria
mainand floating refs.Test expectations
Begin with failing unpinned-ref, mutable-tag, invalid-title/commit, missing-notification, changelog, and postpublish-evidence tests.
Security implications
Release workflows use least privilege, protected environments where configured, signed provenance, and no fork secrets.
Documentation implications
Update release operator, compatibility-tag, and maintenance-branch guidance.
Dependencies
Flow release policy, resolved contract, conformance, security, and provenance issues.
Human decision points
External obligations, spending above threshold, license/ownership changes, and permanent policy exceptions only.