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Go Backend Rollback Drill Final Closeout Health Retry

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Go Backend Rollback Drill Final Closeout Health And Retry

Completed

  • Added closeout retention health reports for approved bundles, expiry risk, and failed final closeout deliveries.
  • Added retention health alert plans and connector delivery evidence.
  • Added closeout delivery retry plans, retry worker runs, and retry execution records.
  • Added Evidence Console actions for retention health, retention alert delivery, retry planning, and retry worker dry-runs.
  • Added dashboard metrics for health alerts, alert delivery failures, retryable closeouts, retry worker runs, and retry execution outcomes.

How It Works

Final closeout evidence feeds a retention health report. The report checks approved retention decisions, bundle expiry windows, and failed closeout delivery records. When action is needed, CAVRA can prepare a public-safe alert plan. Failed closeout deliveries can then be converted into retry decisions and dry-run worker records.

User Stories

  • As a release manager, I can confirm final closeout evidence remains retained and approved.
  • As an auditor, I can review retention health findings without needing private archive access.
  • As a platform operator, I can plan and dry-run retries for failed final closeout deliveries.

Enterprise Value

The feature keeps final release evidence from becoming stale or silently undelivered. It gives regulated teams a single audit trail for closeout retention health and failed delivery recovery while preserving the open-core boundary.

Diagram

See go-backend-rollback-drill-final-closeout-health-retry.svg.

Recommended Next Issue

Delivered in Release-Governance-Final-Closeout-Operator-Guide.md, Release-Governance-Final-Closeout-Release-Criteria.md, and Final-Closeout-Trial-Guide.md. Customer onboarding assets are now delivered. Continue by converting the onboarding package into an interactive public sandbox flow.

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