Release Day
A confident claim, a stale photo and a plan over budget. Follow the evidence back to the week that produced it.
Continue The Experiment That Lied, or begin with the supplied premature note. Review a separate authored release candidate and find out what has to change before its records agree.
Review the release on paper
The interactive rehearsal needs JavaScript. Inspect three authored faults: a release note says “Bio A caused more responses”; the photo points to a stale draft; the outing costs $24 despite Alex’s $20 total budget.
Trace the repairs to earlier weeks
Week 4: A’s pooled 26% versus B’s 19% does not establish a text effect, and B leads in both zones. Record the causal result as unknown. Week 3: restore the complete A-portrait-v1 reference and metadata. Week 9: the distinct Atrium proposal takes 90 minutes and costs $14 covering both drinks; it still needs confirmation. Recheck the revised records before deciding whether this classroom rehearsal is ready.
Use the Week 12 workbook for actual file comparison and rollback. This paper review performs no deployment.
EIGHT WEEKS LATER
Everything was fine yesterday.
Alex’s fictional release has inherited a confident claim, a stale photo reference and an expensive plan. Trace each fault to its evidence, repair the current draft and rerun the checks.
Bring a saved Week 4 note
Choose only the small fictional classroom record. Loading a valid note starts a fresh rehearsal. It stays in your browser; no upload occurs.
01 · THE CURRENT CANDIDATE
Three records. One release.
Run the checks, then select a record to inspect its source. After a repair, the previous check results expire.
Checks have not run.
Read the current records or run all three checks to find the gaps.
Inspect the carried experiment note
02 · TRACE AND REPAIR
The experiment claim
Evidence from the earlier artefact
Open the source evidenceChoose a repair
Each choice changes this classroom draft. Inspect the explanation, then rerun the checks to test it.
03 · YOUR RELEASE DECISION
Is this rehearsal ready?
Three passing checks on the current revision allow a ready decision. You may also hold the rehearsal while you review a limitation.
Decision pending
Check the evidence before accepting the candidate.
This is a record-consistency rehearsal. It does not hash, change or deploy your project files, and it does not confirm a meeting. The Week 11 reference release and its rank-2 result remain separate. Use the Week 12 reproduction and rollback drill to verify actual bytes and rendered pages.
Your review trail
Keep the trace with your Maintenance and exit manual. It records your classroom choices and remaining Week 4 protocol gaps; it supplies no student project validation or submission.
Turn the rehearsal into a release review
Use the first five minutes of the existing reproduction and rollback block in the Week 12 tutorial to trace one fault. Keep the review trail with your maintenance manual, then complete the actual workbook or your own documented build and browser checks.
The final project requires your own artefacts, model card and validation. This rehearsal adds no assessment and supplies no completed submission. Return to the course toolkit for the source files.