Nope, you are "pretending" that a step back is a step forward (which is not true). I never had to roll back anything within last couple years and very happy abo

Nope, you are "pretending" that a step back is a step forward (which is not true). I never had to roll back anything within last couple years and very happy about that. Also note, that roll back was a valid strategy back in the day and still can be useful tool in your garage of tools. It can be useful when, for example, dealing with complex legacy systems that were created decades ago, or complex systems developed by outsourced development teams. You'll know when roll back is useful when you see it.