Testing, Versioning & Release
What’s a safe way to roll back a workflow deployment?
The safest way to roll back a Diagrid Catalyst workflow deployment is to use pre-configured production-grade versioned workflow definitions to revert to a prior stable release. Explicitly route all new production workflow runs immediately to the previously validated older version, while allowing active in-flight runs using the faulty deployment to complete fully without any disruption. This rollback cannot resolve critical state corruption already introduced by the faulty deployment.
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