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rollback

Returning to a previously verified version or process after a problematic change.

Retain prior sources, instructions and a recovery owner. If the old source is obsolete, use a manual check of current evidence instead.

Restoring a process does not undo already delivered errors. Identify and correct affected work separately.

For example

Restore a previous review process after a faulty classifier change, then inspect affected classifications separately.

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