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# Release, cache, and rollback contract
Each deployment is an immutable `releases/<releaseId>/` artifact set. The
provider adapter must upload assets, release manifest, runtime config, and
verify asset reachability before atomically switching the active HTML pointer.
The post-switch boot, route, API, telemetry, and reload-loop smoke checks close
the deployment.
Rollback selects a prior release tuple, confirms its assets and runtime/API
compatibility, atomically switches the complete set, performs the provider
cache action, and repeats the smoke checks. Rebuilding an old commit, replacing
HTML alone, or declaring recovery from cache-purge completion is prohibited.
Recovery is established by old/new reachability probes.
The provider-independent cache defaults are:
- hashed assets: `public, max-age=31536000, immutable`
- HTML: `no-cache`
- runtime config and release manifest: `no-store`
- public source maps: disabled
- service worker/offline cache: disabled
HTML, JSON config/manifest, and hashed JavaScript MIME types are also compared
to the declared allowlist; a cache-correct response with a mismatched
`Content-Type` still fails the hosting gate.
`corepack pnpm verify:hosting-headers` uses a deterministic fixture locally.
Set `HOSTING_BASE_URL` to probe deployed responses; production promotion
requires the artifact to report `mode: "live"`. The live target must be its
canonical, non-loopback HTTPS root URL. Each required surface must return HTTP
200 without leaving that origin before its cache, content-type, and security
headers can count as deployment evidence.