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Rollback

Rollback lets you revert your project to a previously deployed version. Use it to quickly recover from a bad deployment without waiting for a new build.

Triggering a Rollback​

There are two ways to initiate a rollback:

  • From the Actions menu — Click the Actions button on any project page and select Rollback.
  • From the History tab — Locate the deployment you want to revert to and click the Rollback button on that row. Only rows with a Deployed status show this option.

Project Actions Rollback

Selecting a Version​

Both entry points open the Rollback Project modal, which offers two methods for selecting the target version:

By Git​

Rolls back using your Git commit history. Each entry shows the commit SHA, commit message, deployment status, and timestamp. Select the commit you want to revert to and click Rollback.

Rollback By Git

By Action​

Rolls back using your deployment action history. Each entry shows the build SHA, the action that triggered it, deployment status, and timestamp. Select the build you want to revert to and click Rollback.

Rollback By Action

Click Cancel at any point to close the modal without making changes.

After Rollback​

Once confirmed, a new deployment is triggered immediately using the selected version.

The rollback deployment will appear as a new entry in the History tab once complete. You can then verify that the intended version is live via the Live Url button.