// Rollback a failed release by deleting tags and reverting version changes. Use when a release fails, needs to be cancelled, or when reverting a problematic release.
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| name | release-rollback |
| description | Rollback a failed release by deleting tags and reverting version changes. Use when a release fails, needs to be cancelled, or when reverting a problematic release. |
Rollback a failed release by deleting the release and reverting version changes.
⚠️ This will delete the release and revert version changes.
Check recent tags:
git tag -l --sort=-version:refname | head -5
Review which version needs to be rolled back.
Confirm with the user:
Execute the rollback command:
npm run release:rollback <version>
Example:
npm run release:rollback 1.5.0-beta.3
The rollback script performs:
Post-rollback verification:
git tag -lnpm run release:check to validate fixesOnce issues are fixed, create new release:
npm run build to testnpm run test:smokenpm run lint to auto-fixnpm run type-check to verifynpm run release:check# Rollback beta release
/release-rollback 2.0.0-beta.3
# Rollback stable release
/release-rollback 1.5.0
This requires the version number to rollback.
Before proceeding with rollback:
After rollback: