mise dotfiles rollback

• Usage: mise dotfiles rollback [FLAGS] [PATH]…
• Effect: destructive — may delete or irreversibly overwrite
• Source code: src/cli/dotfiles/rollback.rs

Return files to the version a checkpoint holds

Without --to, each path returns to its most recent saved version that differs from what is on disk; other checkpoints do not affect the choice. With --to REF, the named checkpoint is the source, and --all restores everything it covers. mise saves the current state in a checkpoint first, so mise dot undo can reverse the rollback.

Arguments

• [PATH]… — Paths to roll back (files or directories)

Flags

• --to <REF> — The checkpoint to roll back to: numeric ID, latest, latest~N, or commit:<sha>
• --all — With --to, restore everything the checkpoint covers
• -n --dry-run — Show the plan without changing anything
• -y --yes — Apply without prompting
• --force — Replace a path whose type changed (file, symlink, directory)
• -h --help — Print help

Examples

Restore the latest saved version that differs from the file

mise dot rollback ~/.config/hypr/bindings.lua

Restore ~/.zshrc as checkpoint 42 holds it

mise dot rollback ~/.zshrc --to 42

Preview restoring every file from three checkpoints ago

mise dot rollback --to latest~3 --all --dry-run

Related documentation

• Dotfiles history.
• mise dotfiles [--local] <SUBCOMMAND>.
• Global flags and argument syntax.