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  • Publish a release using its ID. Currently blocked; server only creates release plans.
    GPL 3.0
  • Fetch detailed release data by ID, including source control, error counts, stability metrics, and builds, to evaluate release health and target compliance.
    MIT
  • Validate a semantic project package across parse, runtime, examples, tests, impact, or release modes to catch broken metrics before trusting analytics answers.
    Apache 2.0
  • Preview which release or built-in fallback will become current after a revert and confirm the current release, without applying changes.
    MIT
  • Release a previously claimed file by providing its claim ID and matching session ID. This action records the release as an append-only event.
    Business Source 1.1
  • Roll a deployed application back to its previous good release by switching the live symlink and marking the replaced release as bad.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Fetch Box Office Mojo release details, including summary fields and domestic daily rows, using exactly one release ID, path, or URL.
    MIT
  • Retrieve StockX's upcoming release calendar by date, listing new and restocked products with summaries, headline pricing, and published release dates.
    MIT
  • Retrieve paginated release history for an app, optionally filtered by channel, preserving runtime-lane identity and release options.
    MIT
  • Check the current data release of a backend that does not pin releases on its answers. Read before and after a run; equal values mean no release changed in between.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a release from a FOSSA release group with its license, obligation, revision, scan, and issue-count rollups. Choose sections to minimize API requests.
    Apache 2.0
  • Create a single GitHub release pinned to an exact target commit SHA after ensuring no tag or release exists. Performs one verified creation request with no retries.
    MIT