Testing, Versioning & Release
What versioning strategy works best for agent workflows?
Semantic versioning tied directly to workflow schema changes is a recommended strategy for production-grade agent durable workflows on Diagrid Catalyst. Tag every update to workflow definitions with a unique version identifier, map active workflow instances across clusters to their compatible schema versions to prevent incompatible execution conflicts and preserve consistent run behavior. Overusing dedicated version branches for minor incremental changes will increase unnecessary long-term operational overhead.
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