Fix Forward

Verb · Slang & Abbreviations

Definitions

  1. To respond to a production problem by shipping another fix on top of the bad release instead of rolling back. Teams use it when rollback is harder, riskier, or too disruptive.

    In plain English: Solving a bad release by deploying another corrective change instead of undoing it.

    Example: "Rollback would lose customer data, so we have to fix forward."

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