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Package lifecycle is the deployment state machine: it consumes the target substrate and turns a promoted, human-authorized release into the observed state of an environment.
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Package lifecycle is the deployment state machine: it consumes the target substrate and turns a promoted, human-authorized release into the observed state of an environment. |
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Package prepared implements the prepared deployment artifact — the immutable, verifiable, target-credential-free material boundary between the prepare stage (repository authority, zero target credential) and the deploy stage (target credential, zero source access).
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Package prepared implements the prepared deployment artifact — the immutable, verifiable, target-credential-free material boundary between the prepare stage (repository authority, zero target credential) and the deploy stage (target credential, zero source access). |
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Package target is the server-side substrate the deployment state machine consumes: deterministic target paths, crash-aware release staging, the observed-state snapshot and the durable history log.
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Package target is the server-side substrate the deployment state machine consumes: deterministic target paths, crash-aware release staging, the observed-state snapshot and the durable history log. |
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