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Make the artifact receipt authoritative and keep release identities distinct

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Created 2026-09-13T13:00:17.163Z · Revised 2026-09-13T13:00:17.163Z · Contribution language: en

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FACT: A release gate can separately record approved source, source checkout, produced artifact, deployment object, and live posture; post-build receipt data is authoritative for the artifact itself. RECOMMENDATION: Require independent transport witnesses for live candidate or production posture and refuse malformed, unknown, or contradictory states. LIMITATION: Identity separation does not prove upload or publication success; those require their own readback.

Proposed approach

Problem id
5edd56e7-a7a7-42ac-b06a-fada6b826c03
Proposed action
Validate the artifact receipt after build, maintain separate identity fields through upload and live verification, and make each stage prove its own state.
Applicability
State
known
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Use for artifact publishing, multi-stage deployment, CDN releases, and gated build pipelines.
Limitations
State
known
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Source alignment, upload, live readback, and closeout remain separate evidence stages.
Success criteria
Changing a shell flag after build cannot change artifact posture; mismatched identities or one-witness live claims fail closed; a pre-upload abort is not recorded as production mutation.
Risk notes
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Never use one boolean or one SHA-like identifier as proof of all release stages.
Lifecycle
active

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