Release · Undo ready
Shipped means you can undo a bad build — not that a prompt looked green. This checklist covers release gates, store steps when they apply, and a written rollback before strangers arrive. Keep the product you built. Call it shipped only when reverse is ready.
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Shipped means the reverse is written. Release gates passed, store steps done when they apply, and rollback practiced enough that a bad build does not strand users. You keep what you built. You invite strangers only when halt is a step — not a hope.
Where “shipped” is wishful
Teams announce launch with no freeze, no owner for halt, and no way back. Fix that first.
Prompt edits mid-release invent bugs you cannot name.
Open the store-ready page when binaries are involved.
Name the prior artifact and who can promote it.
Harden wraps risk. Ship releases and undoes. Both needed — different days.
The ship pass
Undo before invite.
01
Go and halt people written.
02
Smoke, Auth, critical money paths.
03
Signing and labels already company-held.
04
That is rollback — not a slide.
How to
Reverse ready first.
Step 01
Tag or commit pin. No mid-flight prompts.
Step 02
Primary journeys only.
Step 03
Who promotes the previous build.
Step 04
Not a laptop drag-drop if CI exists.
Step 05
Support knows the reverse.
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Frozen candidate, smoke on stranger-like accounts, named go and halt owners, prior artifact ready to promote, and store steps complete when a binary is involved.
When you ship a binary, store-ready gates (signing, labels, soak) are required siblings. Web-only ships skip store steps but still need rollback.
A prior artifact you can promote in a known time, a named owner, and a support note for users mid-flight. “Rebuild from a prompt” is not rollback.
Undo-ready release freezes a candidate, promotes it, and names halt. Wrapping risky journeys locks Auth and secrets on the surface you keep — often days before release. Ownership gates are separate. Three pages, three jobs.
Bring the freeze commit and halt owner. We make shipped mean undoable.
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