Minutes after a routine deploy of the prod target, dashboards show that a change in the release broke a downstream metric. The team must restore production to the last-known-good version of the bundle quickly and cleanly. What should they do?
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Correct answer: Revert the bad commit in Git and redeploy prod; the bundle then overwrites the resources with the restored code
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Official Answer (D): Revert the bad commit in Git and redeploy prod; the bundle then overwrites the resources with the restored code
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