If you use GitOps to manage apps, you better isolate them somehow, for example put each app in a different directory. In this case, a revert for App A wouldn't

If you use GitOps to manage apps, you better isolate them somehow, for example put each app in a different directory. In this case, a revert for App A wouldn't cause problems for B and C. But frankly, GitOps works best with stateless apps. Managing stateful apps is possible but you need to take care of state yourself.