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Uncommit to Release Version

  • September 30, 2026
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If we were to update our build place to 25R1, or any other future release version, and the impact analysis raises issues we would not have the bandwidth to resolve timely, would be able to revert our buildplace back to our current version?

This would allow us to identify and review the potential impacts of performing an upgrade and make an informed business decision on whether or not to move forward with an install, based on the current business state

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asanka1055
Hero (Partner)
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  • Hero (Partner)
  • September 30, 2026

Hi ​@Kay2013 ,

As I understood correctly the question is if you’re in the middle of applying release update and you want to ignore current process but in the future again you wanted to start the relase update from the begining what ever the latest update at that time. YES, it’s not a problem. You can stop the current process since you’re not complete the release update and then in future you can start it again from the begining.

Thanks & Regards,
Asanka.


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  • Sidekick (Customer)
  • October 1, 2026

Hi ​@asanka1055 - If I were to start the upgrade process but during the review of the impact analysis I decided I wanted to revert the buildplace back to the previous version, is that possible?

We are concerned that if we start an upgrade in our buildplace that we won’t be able to revert back and it would hang us up from deploying other configuration changes.


asanka1055
Hero (Partner)
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  • Hero (Partner)
  • October 1, 2026

Hi ​@Kay2013 

Release update process is a separate process from the buildplace. It’s handling through release update studio. If you have done the impact analysis that’s on release update studio that’s not impact for your curent build place. When you’re completing all the steps of release update process only your changes will apply to the buildplace. 

Thanks & Regards,
Asanka.