Testing, Versioning & Release
What’s the safest way to roll back a workflow deployment?
The safest rollback strategy for Catalyst’s Agentic Durable Execution production AI workflows uses pre-deployed versioned artifacts and targeted traffic routing controls built on Dapr’s native primitives. Route all new workflow work to the prior stable deployed version, while letting in-flight runs using the updated workflow definition complete fully without unintended disruption. Importantly, this approach does not repair corrupted workflow state generated by the failed deployment update.
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