A rollback undoes a deployment that shipped a problem, restoring the previous state of the affected metadata or data. Salesforce has no native one-click rollback for metadata deployments, so recovering a bad release normally means manually redeploying the prior version of every affected component.
One click in Serpent
Serpent gives every release one-click rollback because it tracks the exact prior state of everything a release touched. There is no manual redeploy-the-old-version scramble and no dependency on a separate backup process to recover from a bad release.
Surgical or full
- Roll back a single component without touching the rest of the release.
- Or roll back the entire deployment when that is what the situation calls for.
- Data changes and destructive changes that already deleted metadata are harder to reverse cleanly, so plan those with extra care.