How to rollback specific changes pushed up to the instance when using now-sdk install

[sraibagiwith100x]

I made a few changes to my app's .now.ts code and built + deployed it to my instance

I want to rollback a specific set of changes made

I tried just reverting the code and pushing it up, however I'm noticing some inconsistencies
I may not have reverted side effect changes/rows that servicenow creates when i push up some change
e.g a many to many connection is created and i have to manually find that file and delete it too

How can get some visibility into what specific changes did i push for a single now-sdk install
Do these go to an update set? Are these available as XML to review somewhere else

Is there a way i can just go back to the state of my instance before i built + installed a specific set of changes?

This is really important to the dev workflow we are trying to enable, without the visibility it erodes a lot of trust in using this dev framework

[venkat-kaluva]

Can you lookup sys_upgrade_history table and see if there is an entry created for your install. If there is an entry it might contain the list of changes applied.

Installing via now-sdk doesnot generate changes in update sets as of now, this can change in the future

Other option is to do an install with -r flag, which does an uninstall of the app and then install again. This removes any old metadata that was created but was leftover

[sraibagiwith100x]

Ah i do see a new row in sys_upgrade_history for when i ran now-sdk install, that helps thank you
Wondering if there is a way i can revert to a previous upgrade via UI or via api or via now-sdk
What would be the recommended flow there?

[venkat-kaluva]

Current recommended way is to use the reinstall(-r) flag, There is no rollback context created for app installed via now-sdk. I will talk to the team about this and see if we have any alternates