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Rolling back

Releases are never overwritten. Rolling back points the site at an earlier one — its files are already uploaded, so it is live immediately, with nothing to rebuild.

How many recent releases are kept depends on your plan. A release given a tag with --tag is kept regardless, which is worth doing for a version you may want to return to.

Undo the last deploy

Section titled “Undo the last deploy”
Terminal window
one9x pages deploy --site mydocs --to ""

An empty --to means the release before the one that is live. It is the command to reach for when a deploy has just gone wrong.

Go back to a specific release

Section titled “Go back to a specific release”

List them first:

Terminal window
one9x pages releases list --site mydocs
SEQ  VERSION           TAG    WHEN     STATUS
v14  sha256:5c1904ab          2m ago   live
v13  sha256:9f2a1b3c          1h ago
v12  sha256:41de88a0          3h ago

Then point the site at the one you want:

Terminal window
one9x pages deploy --site mydocs --to v12

Rolling forward

Section titled “Rolling forward”

The release you rolled away from is still there, at its own preview URL. Fix the problem and push, or point back at it with the same command.

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