Open awthwathje opened 2 years ago
Thanks for the feature request! I'll keep this open for now to track this. Cheers!
@nevikashah
We now have this https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/wrangler/commands/#rollback
Will that work for a Pages project?
@awthwathje from my experience it doesn't. i'm getting the following error when I run wrangler rollback
in the root of my pages project and pass it correct deployment id (took it from cf dashboard)
This Worker does not exist on your account. [code: 10007]
@vorant94 — for Pages, you need to rollback using the Cloudflare dashboard: https://developers.cloudflare.com/pages/configuration/rollbacks/
The wrangler rollback
works with Workers.
Workers now support static assets, so you may be able to use Workers for your project, if you need to use this: https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/static-assets/compatibility-matrix/
More generally, working towards bringing Workers and Pages closer together in functionality, know that it is confusing to have both and to get this error.
Seems like when you run wrangler rollback
in the directory of a Pages project, we could throw a more helpful error here.
@irvinebroque yeah, after I got the error from above I realized that dashboard is the only option for now
It's not fitting my case unfortunately, because my initial case was to build a GH workflow that goes something like this "build->publish->e2e test->rollback if published, but e2e failed". And it is possible only with rollbacks via cli (telling all of this just for the sake of sharing the case, where this feature might be needed)
Currently I'm thinking about alternatives
@vorant94 try deploying your project to Workers, curious what you run into.
And talk to @aninibread about that workflow — would love to be able to handle more of that ourselves for you as part of builds.
Describe the solution
Hello and first of all a huge thank you for building this groundbreaking platform!
I want to file a quick suggestion to enhance Wrangler CLI. So more stuff could be done without the need to access the Dashboard (especially given the fact that not everyone in the company has an access to the Dashboard, which is increasingly the case in bigger companies).
Deployment Rollback
This feature is already available in the Dashboard, so porting it to Wrangler shouldn't be a big effort, but it can make a big impact to help teams with organizing their workflows to easily recover from some unwanted deployment regressions.
The API could be as simple as:
wrangler pages deployment rollback --project-name myproject --to-id 1xx11xx1x1xx1x1xx1x1
where
--to-id
flag specifies the id of the deployment to roll back to.Thanks!