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Rollback deploys #8
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Any suggestions about the rollback? It's seem to that just rollback the code is secure. Database or some user upload file should not be rollback. So may be just create a soft link file back to the specific revision is enough. |
Yeah essentially all I was going to do is repoint the symlink to the release. As you said there is no easy way to automatically rollback a deployment completely due to DB migrations etc |
I think rather than simply re-creating a symlink it will need to essentially do a redeploy of a specific commit, which should be possible once I implement #49 |
I still think redeploy is not a secure way to rollback. It will run some command of the deploy, and do some job we don't know. Maybe there is no redeploy, it's just deploy a specific commit. |
@REBELinBLUE May I was wrong. I see the dploy.io do rollback by create a new deployment. |
Being addressed as part of #129 |
Implement the deployment rollback as the button is there but doesn't do anything
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