Version-aware releases
Keep each deployment connected to the project version that produced it.
Connect project versions, generated builds, deployment targets and release URLs in one release-oriented workflow.
Deployment is a controlled final step. TRYNLE checks the project artifact, domain readiness and release information before publishing a confirmed version.
Keep each deployment connected to the project version that produced it.
Check that a generated build contains the required project output before publishing.
Use a TRYNLE domain or a verified external domain before the release can go live.
Keep the selected deployment destination associated with the release record.
Expose the release endpoint after a successful deployment.
Keep deployment status and release information with the project history.
Deployment follows the review gate rather than replacing it. The release should represent the exact version that was checked and confirmed.
Create the project artifact.
Check the generated output.
Approve the version for release.
Connect and verify the destination.
Publish the selected version.
Open the release URL.
Deployment activity stays connected to the project and version that produced it, making release history easier to follow.
Use these checks to keep the workflow clear, reviewable and ready for the next TRYNLE stage.
Deploy the project version that was reviewed and confirmed.
Make sure generated output contains the required files.
Use a connected TRYNLE domain or verified external domain.
Open the release URL and check the published result.
Quick answers about this TRYNLE workflow.
No. A usable domain must be connected at the go-live stage before deployment can proceed.
The release workflow is version-aware, so you can select the generated version intended for publication.
The deployment remains unsuccessful and the release details can be reviewed before retrying.
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