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Fix doc-vs-implementation staleness in release-management/releases - #200

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Fix doc-vs-implementation staleness in release-management/releases#200
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Summary

  • Automated docs-vs-implementation validation of docs/release-management/releases (17 articles) found 16 stale claims against the current bitrise-website implementation — button/dialog renames, a retired webhook field name, two stale screenshots, and several paraphrased UI labels.
  • All 16 findings fixed: 6× S3 (moderate), 7× S2 (minor), 3× S1 (cosmetic). No S4/S5 (major/broken) findings.
  • Full validation reports and re-verification evidence: results/release-management/releases/INDEX.md on branch validate/release-management-releases in the docs-validation repo.

Test plan

  • Docs site builds without broken links/images (removed two now-stale screenshots and their references)
  • Spot-check a few changed pages render correctly (button labels, webhook field table, stop-managing dialog copy)

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Docs-vs-implementation validation flagged 16 stale claims in the
Releases section (button/dialog renames, a retired webhook field name,
two stale screenshots, and several paraphrased UI labels). Corrects
all of them against the current bitrise-website implementation.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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zoltan-baba merged commit 41347e5 into main Aug 26, 2026
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