Release Packets¶
Release packets gather the governed inputs required to move Atlas through a real release path.
Purpose¶
Use this page to understand what a release packet contains, how it differs from the full evidence bundle, and who consumes it.
Source of Truth¶
ops/release/packet/packet.jsonops/release/evidence/ops/release/notes/
Packet Structure¶
ops/release/packet/packet.json currently defines:
- the evidence root
- a list of packet items with paths and checksums
- the minimum required packet members
- the contracts the packet satisfies
The packet includes portable release artifacts such as manifests, ingest artifacts, schemas, package tarballs, SBOMs, provenance, and signing outputs.
Packet Versus Evidence Bundle¶
- the evidence bundle is the broader release evidence surface
- the packet is the selected transport set for downstream release consumers
- packet minimums ensure consumers always receive identity, manifest, bundle, checksums, signing outputs, and provenance
Related Contracts and Assets¶
ops/release/packet/ops/release/notes/ops/release/packet/packet.json