dot-release-rollback-check

Check whether a dotCMS release can be safely rolled back to a previous version by inspecting all PRs merged between the two versions for rollback-safety labels. Use when the user asks whether a release or version can be safely rolled back, mentions rollback safety, or runs /check-release-rollback.

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Repository: dotCMS/core
Last source activity: August 7, 2026 at 15:29
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name	dot-release-rollback-check
description	Check whether a dotCMS release can be safely rolled back to a previous version by inspecting all PRs merged between the two versions for rollback-safety labels. Use when the user asks whether a release or version can be safely rolled back, mentions rollback safety, or runs /check-release-rollback.

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