release-rollback
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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.
In this repository10 other files it gives its agents.
- AGENTS.mdAGENTS.md
- .aidriven/AGENTS.mdAGENTS.md
- CLAUDE.mdCLAUDE.md
- .github/copilot-instructions.mdCopilot instructions
- debugSkill
- implementSkill
- release-betaSkill
- release-checkSkill
- release-stableSkill
- reviewSkill
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13 rules. About 0 are common, 9 are distinctive, and 4 are very specific to this project.
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- Distinctive
- Very specific
- Distinctive: line 48
Delete local git tag for specified version
- Distinctive: line 49
Delete remote git tag for specified version
- Distinctive: line 50
Delete GitHub release for specified version
- Distinctive: line 58
Check GitHub to confirm release is deleted
- Distinctive: line 59
Verify tags are removed: git tag -l
- Very specific: line 61
Run: npm run release:check to validate fixes
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Run: npm run build to test
- Very specific: line 80
Run: npm run lint to auto-fix
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Run: npm run type-check to verify
- Distinctive: line 86
Check all version files are synced:
- Distinctive: line 119
Re-validate: Run all checks before creating new release
- Distinctive: line 120
Communication: If release was public, inform users
- Distinctive: line 126
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Rollback Failed Release
Rollback a failed release by deleting the release and reverting version changes.
⚠️ This will delete the release and revert version changes.
Current Situation Check
Check recent tags:
git tag -l --sort=-version:refname | head -5Review which version needs to be rolled back.
Rollback Process
Step 1: Verify Version to Rollback
Confirm with the user:
- What is the version to rollback?
- Is this the correct version to rollback?
Step 2: Run Rollback Script
Execute the rollback command:
npm run release:rollback <version>Example:
npm run release:rollback 1.5.0-beta.3Step 3: What the Script Will Do
The rollback script performs:
- Delete local git tag for specified version
- Delete remote git tag for specified version
- Delete GitHub release for specified version
- Revert version changes in all files
- Clean up RELEASE_NOTES files
- Provide next steps
Step 4: After Rollback
Post-rollback verification:
- Check GitHub to confirm release is deleted
- Verify tags are removed:
git tag -l - Fix the issues that caused the failure
- Run:
npm run release:checkto validate fixes
Step 5: Create New Release
Once issues are fixed, create new release:
- For beta: Use release-beta skill
- For stable: Use release-stable skill
Common Rollback Scenarios
Build Failed
- Fix build errors
- Run:
npm run buildto test - Run:
npm run test:smoke - Re-run validation
Linting/Type Errors
- Run:
npm run lintto auto-fix - Run:
npm run type-checkto verify - Fix reported issues
- Re-run validation
Version Mismatch
- Check all version files are synced:
- package.json
- manifest.json
- const.py
- Re-run bump command
Validation Failed
- Run:
npm run release:check - Address all errors and warnings
- Fix issues systematically
- Re-run validation
Usage Example
# Rollback beta release
/release-rollback 2.0.0-beta.3
# Rollback stable release
/release-rollback 1.5.0This requires the version number to rollback.
Important Notes
- Destructive operation: Cannot be undone easily
- Confirm version: Double-check before proceeding
- Fix root cause: Address the issue that caused failure
- Re-validate: Run all checks before creating new release
- Communication: If release was public, inform users
Rollback Checklist
Before proceeding with rollback:
- Identified the version to rollback
- Confirmed the version is correct
- Understood why the release failed
- Ready to fix the underlying issue
After rollback:
- Verified tag deletion locally and remotely
- Confirmed GitHub release deletion
- Fixed the root cause issue
- Ran validation checks
- Ready for new release attempt
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