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Simplify release validation gates

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Eric Rakestraw
2026-09-28 00:57:25 +00:00
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@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ policy and link to it rather than introduce additional release requirements.
ConfigKit adopts a source-only Go module release model. The source tag and
version-matched release note are the declared deliverables. Standalone binaries,
container images, and separate binary/package-registry publication are not
required. This does not waive source compilation, module hygiene, testing, or
required. This does not waive source compilation, dependency maintenance, testing, or
local target-build validation. Post-publication consumer retrieval is optional,
as described under Release Model.
@@ -148,11 +148,17 @@ gate; historical release notes are unchanged.
ConfigKit provides one local release checker. Run it once against the final
committed candidate using one maintained patch of the minimum supported Go line
on Linux. It checks module hygiene, formatting and whitespace, the full offline
suite with the race detector, static analysis, and CGO-disabled Linux amd64/arm64
builds. Examples, documentation links, consumer fixtures, and package boundaries
are covered by that suite, not separate repeated runs. Native package compilation
is covered by the test run. A second toolchain is optional and non-gating.
on Linux. It runs one full offline race suite, one full vet pass, and CGO-disabled
Linux amd64/arm64 builds. The race suite protects library behavior, ownership,
and concurrent use; it includes examples, documentation links, consumer fixtures,
and package boundaries without separate runs. Full vet checks more than the
subset normally run by tests, so test-time vet is disabled. The two cross-builds
cover supported configurations that native race compilation does not. A second
toolchain is optional and non-gating.
All Go checks use readonly module mode and an offline dependency cache.
Formatting and whitespace remain ordinary development checks. Review module
tidiness when dependencies change, rather than auditing it on every release.
Commit the release note and associated changes before release validation. Record
the exact validated commit; revalidate if the candidate changes. Do not require