performwp / performwp/perform

Document release quality gates as a repo-local release-readiness standard

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Since Jul 7, 2026.

area: build-ci area: docs priority: medium status: ready type: maintenance
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Description

Summary

Perform release work is using a compact quality-gate matrix in product governance, but the repo does not yet document those release gates as a durable maintainer rule.

Evidence

  • Repo-root audit found no release quality-gate doc.
  • Recent 1.7.0 release readiness work required explicit gates for security/privacy, performance, modularity, maintainability, test coverage, docs/release notes, debug/dead-code hygiene, compatibility, package/version metadata, and UI/browser proof.
  • Those gates currently live in orchestration behavior, not in the repo.

Scope

  • Document the compact release quality-gate matrix in repo docs.
  • Define the required gate set and allowed statuses (Pass, Risk, Blocked, Not applicable - reason).
  • Explain when a gate must be expanded versus summarized.
  • Link the quality gates to release-readiness, beta verification, and stable-release approval.

Acceptance criteria

  • The repo has one durable quality-gate reference for release readiness.
  • Every required gate is listed explicitly.
  • Allowed gate statuses are standardized.
  • Release briefs and PR/release decisions can cite the repo-local gate doc instead of relying on thread memory.

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