changeback
Changeback is the act of returning a system, project, policy, or artifact to a previous state after a change has been implemented. The term is used across several domains and is often synonymous with rollback or revert, though its scope can be broader and sometimes informal.
In computing, a changeback typically refers to undoing a deployment or configuration change. This can involve
In business and policy contexts, a changeback describes reversing a decision, rule, or price adjustment after
In product design and user experience, changebacks occur when new interfaces or features are abandoned in favor
Limitations of changebacks include potential data loss, compatibility issues, and costs associated with rework or downtime.
See also: rollback, revert, undo, version control, feature flag, hotfix.