Sure, I'd you want the exact same code created every time, I can automate that with cp. It's perfectly reliable, and checksums can catch the few times it fails.

Verification means nothing for industrial processes when the desired outcome is a moving target, so the first part of an industrial process is to develop a fixed target and aggressively remove variation.

Moving the target around is a research problem, before you feed the result into an industrial process.

Software solved industrialization so well we even forgot that we go from research to industrial with `npm` deployments or whatever your package manager of choice is.