ReleaseReady Docs

Practical implementation guidance for Playwright JavaScript/TypeScript teams.

Operations

Interpreting a run

Understand statuses, result payloads, output, and readiness signals.

Interpreting a run

A checklist run is the main execution record in ReleaseReady.

Common statuses

  • PENDING: the run exists but has not started meaningful execution yet.
  • RUNNING: the run is currently executing or waiting for more runner updates.
  • PASSED: the run completed successfully.
  • FAILED: the run completed unsuccessfully or the delegated runner returned a failure state.

What to inspect first

  1. Status
  2. Source and source reference
  3. Output or summary text
  4. Checklist template context and tags
  5. Runner metadata when the run was delegated

Result payload examples

Runs can contain information such as:

  • command used,
  • branch,
  • exit code,
  • summarized pass/fail counts,
  • runner payload data,
  • and execution output.

Reading delegated runs

If a run was delegated to the external runner, inspect:

  • runnerStatus
  • runnerJobId
  • runnerPayload
  • any nested summary, output, or error values

Reading direct runs

For direct execution, focus on the saved command, branch, exit code, and the captured output snippet.

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