Testing, Versioning & Release
What versioning strategies suit durable agent workflows?
Semantic versioning paired with targeted routing works well for durable agent workflows on Diagrid Catalyst. Assign unique semantic version identifiers to each discrete workflow update, configure targeted routing to send existing in-flight runs to compatible legacy versions while directing new workloads to updated releases, preserving backward compatibility for active running processes. Avoid packing multiple unrelated changes into a single version to simplify future rollbacks and targeted maintenance work.
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