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Sometimes during the course of development it is helpful to redo a specific build, deploy, test, or utility execution. In the case of packages, developers will be updating files and refining the package over time. You can click the re-build/re-deploy/re-execute icons on a row to bring up the corresponding request form with the values from the chosen workflow execution filled in. This helps create new build, deploy, test, or utility requests quickly based on the current workflow execution's parameters.

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Rolling Back a Deployment

If an issue arises with a deployment and you decide it is necessary to revert a project or package to a previous version, you can initiate a rollback deployment. Select the Rollback icon on any Deploy row which is the latest deployment of a project or package to a given target. This will launch a request form similar to a deploy request with an additional Files step (for package-based projects) where you can choose how you want to roll back each file, including how to source each file and which version to roll back to.

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Executing a Utility Project

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