I have published a script with different versions and the latest version is active one . Due to few changes i want to rollback and make previous version as active one. when i try to edit the process version i’m seeing an error message
This process versions are managed automatically. (#1695)
Trace ID: 2d90b0f8f34d40cf99485024ed2f28d9
how do i resolve this issue, can anyone help me out
This means your deployment is setup through CICD pipeline and you can’t and shouldn’t be deploying or rolling back the package versions from the Orchestrator.
Get in touch with you devops person who manages the CICD and ask how the rollback works in your organization. If using Azure DevOps this is how we rollback
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/78640968/how-do-we-achieve-the-rollback-in-azure-devops-cicd-pipeline
@ashokkarale thanks for your response ,but I didn’t deploy through any pipeline. I publish it from studio directly. Is there anything that I can do with it.
Thanks~
Not sure if it’s due to any automation ops policy but as a workaround, you can try recreating the process with desired version.
@ashokkarale recreating Process means, do you mean to download desired version again and upload it in Orchestrator?
I mean in Orchestrator, create a new process with the previous version like this.
Either you need to edit your automation ops policy to use latest version
If you cannot then get the old version and unpack the xamls or if you have old version code it is more good..publish it as new version again sot hat it would be the latest(ideally this not a good way..its better to edit the policy)
Cheers
@ashokkarale i actually created Test Automation Project in studio , so unable to create new process
okay @Anil_G
Thanks~
will try this
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@prashant1603765 what actually is solutions in orchestrator
BTW my solutions tab is empty
solutions are like a package with all assets,queues,processes etc related in one package
cheers
Vokay @Anil_G
Thanks
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Solutions are a collection of all related components (assets, queues, processes) organized under one umbrella for ease of management.
Happy Automation