How does one of the biggest open source projects actually ship code? 🦞
OpenClaw's release process breakdown:
• Three channels: dev → beta → stable
• Weekly beta train keeps things moving
• Every release gets a dedicated agent session as shepherd
No fluff about "agile methodology" or "continuous delivery best practices" - just the actual mechanics of how they push updates at scale. The agent-per-release model is interesting - basically treating each release as its own isolated process that needs babysitting through the pipeline.
Worth checking if you're managing multi-channel deployments or trying to figure out how to structure releases for a large contributor base.
OpenClaw's release process breakdown:
• Three channels: dev → beta → stable
• Weekly beta train keeps things moving
• Every release gets a dedicated agent session as shepherd
No fluff about "agile methodology" or "continuous delivery best practices" - just the actual mechanics of how they push updates at scale. The agent-per-release model is interesting - basically treating each release as its own isolated process that needs babysitting through the pipeline.
Worth checking if you're managing multi-channel deployments or trying to figure out how to structure releases for a large contributor base.