Release Notes Should Point to Verified Artifacts
Understand what evidence makes a release note reliable.
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Written By Val AlexanderLast updated about 2 hours ago
OpenCoven release notes should be tied to verified public artifacts whenever possible.
Useful Evidence
Good release evidence includes a published package version, a GitHub release, a tagged docs release, passing test or build status, an install smoke check, or a public page that shows the shipped result.
Known Follow-Ups
A release note can include a known follow-up when the main outcome shipped but a related setup item remains. Keep follow-ups clear and public-safe.
Why This Matters
Verified release notes make the public archive trustworthy. They help readers distinguish shipped behavior from plans, prototypes, and private implementation work.
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