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Migrate release documentation and consumer templates to release-tool ownership #59
Release implementation and documentation are currently split between release-tool, github-workflows, organization workflow templates, and consumer repositories.
Goal
Make this repository authoritative for the release product while keeping organization workflow templates in LibreCodeCoop/.github as the materialized distribution layer.
Scope
Move or consolidate release product documentation currently maintained in github-workflows.
Update release integration docs in this repository.
Update organization templates to consume the new release-tool/actions/* paths.
Remove release-tool-specific documentation and tests from github-workflows after cutover.
Preserve the full visible YAML workflows in consumers; do not replace them with reusable workflow callers.
Done when
The release product can be understood, tested and versioned from this repository, while .github contains only the organization-level workflow templates that consume it.
Release Tool documentation now describes this repository as the owner of release policy, PHP runtime, contracts, and the three public lifecycle Actions (PR #69). LibreSign release documentation was updated in LibreSign/documentation#103.
The organization catalog is documented separately under LibreCodeCoop/.github and only orchestrates/materializes workflows; it no longer owns release behavior.
Activity
vitormattos commentedon Sep 24, 2026
Completed.
Release Tool documentation now describes this repository as the owner of release policy, PHP runtime, contracts, and the three public lifecycle Actions (PR #69). LibreSign release documentation was updated in LibreSign/documentation#103.
The organization catalog is documented separately under LibreCodeCoop/.github and only orchestrates/materializes workflows; it no longer owns release behavior.