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     • The heroku rollback command creates a new release. This release copies the compiled slug and config vars (including add-on-related config vars) of the release you are rolling back to.
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   What is Heroku rollback?

   • With heroku rollback, you can rollback to a previous, known good release in a single command - providing a fast way to revert in case of bad deploys or config changes. In this post, we give a quick overview of releases and rollbacks on Heroku and how to use them.

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   How do I roll back a release in Heroku?

   • If you need to roll back a release due to incorrect configuration or other Heroku-platform-specific issues, you can use the heroku rollback command. This command rolls your app back to a previous release: If you don’t specify a release number, your app is rolled back by a single release. The heroku rollback command creates a new release.

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   What is Heroku Postgres rollback?

   • Heroku Postgres rollback “rolls back” the state of your database to a previous point. Rollback doesn’t affect your primary database. It follows the same pattern as fork: rollback provisions a new database that isn’t directly connected to the primary in any way. Like a fork, a rollback takes some time to become available.

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   How do I roll back a database in Heroku?

   • The --rollback flag can take the config var name of the database on the same app, an argument of the form appname::HEROKU_POSTGRESQL_COLOR, or the full URL of any Heroku Postgres database. In addition, you must specify the time to roll back to. There are two ways to indicate the desired time:

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3. blog.heroku.com › releases-and-rollbacksHow the Heroku Platform Addresses Releases and Rollbacks | Heroku

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   Jun 6, 2024 · With heroku rollback, you can rollback to a previous, known good release in a single command - providing a fast way to revert in case of bad deploys or config changes. In this post, we give a quick overview of releases and rollbacks on Heroku and how to use them.

4. devcenter.heroku.com › articles › releasesReleases | Heroku Dev Center

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   Oct 26, 2022 · If you need to roll back a release due to incorrect configuration or other Heroku-platform-specific issues, you can use the heroku rollback command. This command rolls your app back to a previous release:

5. devcenter.heroku.com › heroku-postgres-rollbackHeroku Postgres Rollback | Heroku Dev Center

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   Jul 26, 2024 · Heroku Postgres rollback allows you to roll back the state of your database to a previous point in time.

6. blog.heroku.com › releasesRelease Management on Heroku | Heroku

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   Nov 17, 2010 · The rollback command restores the previous release (or any release that you specify). Rollbacks are a very quick operation, because unlike pushing up new code, your slug doesn’t need to be recompiled. This is particularly significant for large apps with many gem dependencies.

7. devcenter.heroku.com › articles › release-phaseRelease Phase | Heroku Dev Center

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   Jun 12, 2024 · The release phase enables you to run tasks, such as database migrations, before a new release of your app is deployed. If a release phase task fails, the new release is not deployed, leaving the current release unaffected.

8. blog.heroku.com › heroku_postgres_20Introducing Heroku Postgres 2.0

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   Aug 24, 2016 · For years Heroku has had the ability to undo a deploy trivial with the rollback command. Just as we brought the ability to fork and follow your database over from git, we’re drawing inspiration from the Heroku platform' rollback, now available for your database.

9. help.heroku.com › 0S5P41DC › heroku-16-end-of-life-faqHeroku-16 End-of-Life FAQ - Heroku Help - help.heroku.com

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   Dec 11, 2020 · Rolling back to a previous release that's based on Heroku-16 will still be possible even after Heroku-16 end-of-life and builds disablement, however downgrading must be performed via the rollback feature and not heroku stack:set.