What is a code push rollback?

What is a code push rollback?

A code push rollback is the process of reverting to a previous version of code after a deployment, often due to issues.

When should I consider doing a rollback?

You should consider a rollback if you encounter critical bugs, performance issues, or if the new code doesn't meet user expectations.

How do I perform a code push rollback?

To perform a rollback, you typically use your version control system to revert to the last stable commit and redeploy.

Are there any risks associated with rollbacks?

Yes, rollbacks can lead to data loss or inconsistencies if not managed properly, so it's important to have backups.