docs(devlog): open the 2.58.0 release train - #4909
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds an open 2.58.0 release train roadmap. It defines the release sequence, hosted CI gate rules, cancellation recovery, publication requirements, and known open items. Changes2.58.0 Release Train
Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~3 minutes Change: Other ✨ Finishing Touches🧪 Generate unit tests (beta)
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| | Full-platform regression | `ci.yml` dispatched on the candidate with `lane=all` | All nine Windows shards individually, Linux shards, macOS legs | | ||
| | Move `dev`'s version line | `dev-version-bump.yml` opens the bump to the next minor | Bump PR and merge commit | | ||
| | Promote to `main` | Promotion PR from the candidate | Merge commit, `enforce-target` red by design | | ||
| | Prove the release SHA | CI on the merge commit | Run id and conclusion | |
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When the promotion merge changes package.json, a green ci.yml run alone does not prove the release SHA: .github/workflows/release.yml also searches for a successful service-lifecycle.yml run at that exact commit and refuses to publish if none exists. With the current sequence, a pending or failed service run can be overlooked until the publish workflow fails. Record and require both Cross-platform CI and Service lifecycle success for the merge SHA before dispatching release.yml.
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Opens the 2.58.0 release train unit and writes its sequence down before it runs, so each step's gate and evidence are fixed in advance rather than reconstructed afterwards. The 2.58.0 line accumulated in a single day — send-budget accounting, third-party Responses compatibility, Cursor tool-marker and overflow handling, safe teardown and configuration reporting, model discovery and capacity reporting, a dependency-audit bump, and the native control stack behind default-off flags — which is more surface than a patch release, so the promotion path is recorded the way 2.57.0's was.
Documentation only: one new file under
devlog/_plan/260918_2580_release_train/. No source, test, or workflow change.Verification
Hosted CI on this head. The heavy legs are filtered out by the
changesjob because the diff is documentation only, which is the intended behaviour for a docs-only change and is itself positive evidence that the filter discriminates.No local suite, typecheck, build, or install was run.
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