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P8-10: Cutover, migration, and rollback plan for production readiness #46

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opened 2026-02-19 19:04:56 -05:00 by Rbanh · 0 comments
Rbanh commented 2026-02-19 19:04:56 -05:00
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Goal:
Deliver refactor safely without breaking users.

Scope:

  • Dual-run mode (legacy UI vs React UI behind feature flag).
  • Data compatibility checks for save/load/import/export.
  • Performance budgets and telemetry (compile latency, drag latency, reroute latency).
  • Rollback procedure and release checklist updates.

Acceptance:

  • Legacy and React outputs validated on fixture corpus.
  • Clear go/no-go checklist with rollback path.
  • Release docs updated for operations and QA.
Goal: Deliver refactor safely without breaking users. Scope: - Dual-run mode (legacy UI vs React UI behind feature flag). - Data compatibility checks for save/load/import/export. - Performance budgets and telemetry (compile latency, drag latency, reroute latency). - Rollback procedure and release checklist updates. Acceptance: - Legacy and React outputs validated on fixture corpus. - Clear go/no-go checklist with rollback path. - Release docs updated for operations and QA.
Rbanh added this to the Phase 8 - React/ELK Core Refactor milestone 2026-02-19 19:05:18 -05:00
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