fastly-compute-publish-ignores-draft-versions

fastly-compute-publish-ignores-draft-versions is a System & environment troubleshooting skill for AI agents, published by divinevideo in the divine-mobile repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates fastly-compute-publish-ignores-draft-versions D (66/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.

Fix "backend exists on a draft version but isn't reachable from the new Compute deploy" bugs after `fastly compute publish`. Use when: (1) You ran `fastly service backend create --autoclone` (or any dashboard/CLI change that creates a draft version) but did not activate that draft, (2) You then ran `fastly compute publish` which appeared successful but your backend / ACL / header / dictionary change is missing from the active version, (3) Compute code returns backend-not-found errors or misroutes requests, (4) You're surprised to see your draft version number "skipped over" in the version chain. Root cause: `fastly compute publish` clones from the currently-active version, not from the latest draft, so dashboard changes made in an un-activated draft get stranded.

Grade
D
Quality
66 / 100
Safety
Passed
GitHub stars
257

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Architecture
84 / 100
Maturity
Basic: a single SKILL.md
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No issues found
License
MPL-2.0
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