Roll back a deployment
What rollback means in AI CodeOps: you roll back in your own deploy pipeline, then mark the deployment rolled back so history and failure rate stay accurate.
AI CodeOps doesn't redeploy older versions, call your pipeline to roll back, or roll back on its own. Rollback happens in your deploy pipeline. AI CodeOps keeps the record straight: you mark the deployment as rolled back, and the history and delivery metrics reflect it.
Mark a deployment as rolled back
- Roll back in your own deploy pipeline.
- In AI CodeOps, open Release → Deployments.
- Find the deployment in the history. You can filter by environment and status.
- Choose Mark rolled back on its row.
- The dialog names the deployment, for example "Mark production @ 3f9c2a1b as rolled back?". Choose Mark as rolled back.
The dialog says what this does: "This records the deploy as rolled back in the history. It does not redeploy anything: roll back in your deploy pipeline, then mark it here."
What changes
- The deployment's status becomes rolled back, with the note "Rolled back via dashboard". If it had no end time, it gets one.
- It counts as a failure in the change failure rate on the dashboard: failed plus rolled-back deploys, out of all finished ones. It no longer counts toward deployment frequency.
- The Rolled Back count on the Deployments page goes up.
Nothing is sent to your deploy webhook, and no incident is opened.
Which deployments you can mark
- Only succeeded or failed deployments show Mark rolled back. A queued or in-progress deployment doesn't.
- Rolled back is final. It can't be changed back.
- You need a role that can manage deployments: owners, admins, developers, members and DevOps admins have it; viewers don't. See Members and roles.
Record what you restored
Marking a deployment rolled back doesn't record what's running now. To keep the history complete, record the version you restored: choose Record deployment, pick the project and environment, set the status, and enter the version or commit SHA. See Gated deploys.
Fix forward with a session
To fix the problem that caused the rollback, start a session on the project. If an incident is open for it, choose Fix with AI on the incident. The fix goes through the same tests, review and approval as any other change.
Next steps
Frequently asked questions
Does AI CodeOps roll back a deploy automatically?
No. There is no automatic rollback. You roll back in your deploy pipeline, then mark the deployment rolled back in AI CodeOps.
Does Mark rolled back redeploy the previous version?
No. It only changes the deployment's status in the history. Nothing is sent to your pipeline.
Can I undo a rolled-back mark?
No. Rolled back is a final status. To record the version you restored, record a new deployment.