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Hotfix Deployment: Emergency Production Patches

Source: sealos.iointermediate

A hotfix is a surgical strike on a production bug, using a dedicated branch to isolate the emergency fix. It's used for critical security flaws or severe defects that can't wait. The footgun: forgetting to merge the fix back into main, causing the bug to.

A hotfix is a surgical strike on a production bug, using a dedicated branch to isolate the emergency fix from regular development. It's triggered for critical security vulnerabilities or severe defects that require an immediate patch. The CI/CD pipeline builds, tests, and deploys only this specific fix. The most common failure is forgetting to merge the hotfix branch back into the main branch, which guarantees the bug will resurface in the next standard release.

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