Operations¶
The operations section explains how the repository is run, reviewed, and kept coherent after the foundation has already made the ownership model clear.
These pages are about repeatable repository work rather than package-local behavior. They should help a maintainer move from a question about setup, validation, release flow, automation, or review posture to the concrete files that carry that work today. The point is not to create ceremony. The point is to keep operational memory checked in and inspectable.
Pages in This Section¶
- Local Development
- Testing and Validation
- Release and Versioning
- API and Schema Governance
- Contributor Workflows
- Automation Surfaces
- Artifact Governance
- Review Expectations
- Change Management
What This Section Covers¶
- how repository-wide work should be carried out from checked-in assets
- where shared automation lives and what kinds of work it is allowed to do
- how release, review, validation, and artifact handling fit together at the repository boundary
Read This Section When¶
- you are performing repository-wide work instead of one package-local change
- you need the operational truth for shared automation, release, or validation
- you are checking whether a proposed workflow is explicit enough to maintain
Purpose¶
This page gives maintainers the shortest route into the repository’s operational guidance without forcing them to infer it from CI logs or Make targets first.
Stability¶
Keep this page aligned with the operational topics that actually matter at the repository level.