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Release readiness checklist

Keep qualification, approval and deployment verification visibly separate.

Opens the generated download in a local browser tool. The C# example below creates the document.

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Readiness checks and release ownership
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How it works

  1. Write observable checks

    Use task items for candidate qualification.

  2. Record evidence gates

    Keep the owner and evidence for each decision.

  3. Plan the recovery

    Record rollback ownership and post-window verification.

The C# source

The example below shows the document API and layout used for this report. Follow the Markdown guide for package setup in your own project.

using OfficeIMO.Markdown;

namespace OfficeIMO.Examples.Showcase.Workflows {
    /// <summary>Creates a portable release-readiness checklist with explicit gates and a rollback record.</summary>
    internal static class ReleaseChecklist {
        internal static void Create(string folder) {
            var document = MarkdownDoc.Create()
                .H1("Release readiness checklist")
                .P("Northwind request portal / release candidate 1.4 / illustrative process")
                .H2("Verify the candidate")
                .Ul(list => list.ItemTask("Record the exact source and artifact identities")
                    .ItemTask("Run the supported-path smoke checks")
                    .ItemTask("Review migration and recovery steps")
                    .ItemTask("Confirm the support owner and release window"))
                .H2("Release gates")
                .Table(table => table.Headers("Gate", "Owner", "Evidence")
                    .Row("Qualification", "Engineering", "Current candidate checks")
                    .Row("Operations", "Service owner", "Recovery rehearsal")
                    .Row("Approval", "Release owner", "Recorded decision and conditions"))
                .H2("Rollback record")
                .Table(table => table.Headers("Record", "Value")
                    .Row("Previous artifact", "Record the verified identity")
                    .Row("Recovery trigger", "Agreed service-health threshold")
                    .Row("Recovery owner", "Name before the release window"))
                .H2("After the window")
                .Ul(list => list.ItemTask("Verify the deployed identity")
                    .ItemTask("Observe the agreed service checks")
                    .ItemTask("Record the outcome and remaining actions"));
            File.WriteAllText(Path.Combine(folder, "example.md"), document.ToMarkdown());
        }
    }
}
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API used in this example

Use this in your project

Use your release process and exact artifact identities; this document performs no publishing or deployment.

The Markdown guide explains package setup and related document APIs.

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What to keep in mind

Use your release process and exact artifact identities; this document performs no publishing or deployment.

Markdown API reference · Artifact hashes and provenance

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