Dry-run
A rehearsal mode in software engineering in which a program executes its full logic without producing actual side effects, outputting only the changes that would occur. It is used to safely validate an operation plan.
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Dry-run is a common rehearsal mode in software engineering: the program executes the full logic without side effects, only outputting the changes that will occur.
The combination of dry-run and manual review checkpoints is already a mature practice in database migration and infrastructure changes (such as Terraform's two-phase plan/apply).
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Dry-run is a common rehearsal mode in software engineering: the program executes the full logic without side effects, only outputting the changes that will occur.
50%UnverifiedThe combination of dry-run and manual review checkpoints is already a mature practice in database migration and infrastructure changes (such as Terraform's two-phase plan/apply).
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