Provide a way to rollback to certain commit
See original GitHub issuewhen commit has error , we want rollback configuration for a short time , like git revert commentId ... HEAD
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Thanks for your detailed guidance. I’ll try to understand the code first quickly, then may disscuss more with you.
Currently, does dogma provide a simple way to revert a file to previous version, i can’t find similar api in docs. Is there any other way to achieve it? Thanks!