release plan

noun
UK /rɪˈliːs plæn/
US /rɪˈliːs plæn/

A plan that tells when and how something will be shared with people.

The team made a release plan for the new game.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In software, a document describing when a new version will be finished and given to users.

The release plan shows version 2.0 arriving in June.

3. A schedule for making a product or film available to the public.

The studio's release plan puts the movie in theaters in spring.

4. A list of steps for letting something go or setting it free.

The wildlife center wrote a release plan before freeing the birds.