Reset Your Automation Orchestrator Content Inventory to a Previous State with Git

By using an earlier Git commit, you can reset your Automation Orchestrator content to an earlier state.

You can reset your Automation Orchestrator content to a previous state by selecting a specific commit.

Prerequisites

• Configure a connection to a GitHub or GitLab repository. See Configure a Connection to a Git Repository.
• Push a local change set to the configured Git repository.

Procedure

1. Log in to the Automation Orchestrator Client.
2. Navigate to Administration > Git History.
3. Select a change set you want to reset to and click Reset to this.
4. Confirm that you want to reset to this specific commit and click Ok.
   The Automation Orchestrator content inventory is reset to the state specified in the commit. Relevant Automation Orchestrator content is reverted to a previous version. If the content did not exist when the commit was pushed, it is removed from the inventory.

What to do next

To restore the Automation Orchestrator inventory to the latest state saved to the Git repository, perform a Pull command from the Git History window.