What is the antonym of Update?
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As a developer, I am writing a commit message to rollback an update. In my message I want to describe what I am doing which is the opposite of an update. I am looking for something like the word downgrade for upgrade.
If you wonder what is the difference between update and upgrade, check this link. What’s The Difference Between Update And Upgrade?.
The word downdate quite exist (at least on the Urban Dictionary) but it means a bad update.
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As a developer, I am writing a commit message to rollback an update. In my message I want to describe what I am doing which is the opposite of an update. I am looking for something like the word downgrade for upgrade.
If you wonder what is the difference between update and upgrade, check this link. What’s The Difference Between Update And Upgrade?.
The word downdate quite exist (at least on the Urban Dictionary) but it means a bad update.
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I am assuming that there was an update applied that took the installation from version a.b to version c.d. Are you looking for a word that describes the reversion from c.d to a.b or are you applying a new update which removes some or all of the features of c.d but does not leave the installation with the exact features of a.b? In the first case you are reverting to a.b so the action is a reversion. In the second case you have a third version, e.f which is still an update from c.d but one in which the features are downgraded.
– BoldBen
15 mins ago
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As a developer, I am writing a commit message to rollback an update. In my message I want to describe what I am doing which is the opposite of an update. I am looking for something like the word downgrade for upgrade.
If you wonder what is the difference between update and upgrade, check this link. What’s The Difference Between Update And Upgrade?.
The word downdate quite exist (at least on the Urban Dictionary) but it means a bad update.
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As a developer, I am writing a commit message to rollback an update. In my message I want to describe what I am doing which is the opposite of an update. I am looking for something like the word downgrade for upgrade.
If you wonder what is the difference between update and upgrade, check this link. What’s The Difference Between Update And Upgrade?.
The word downdate quite exist (at least on the Urban Dictionary) but it means a bad update.
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I am assuming that there was an update applied that took the installation from version a.b to version c.d. Are you looking for a word that describes the reversion from c.d to a.b or are you applying a new update which removes some or all of the features of c.d but does not leave the installation with the exact features of a.b? In the first case you are reverting to a.b so the action is a reversion. In the second case you have a third version, e.f which is still an update from c.d but one in which the features are downgraded.
– BoldBen
15 mins ago
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I am assuming that there was an update applied that took the installation from version a.b to version c.d. Are you looking for a word that describes the reversion from c.d to a.b or are you applying a new update which removes some or all of the features of c.d but does not leave the installation with the exact features of a.b? In the first case you are reverting to a.b so the action is a reversion. In the second case you have a third version, e.f which is still an update from c.d but one in which the features are downgraded.
– BoldBen
15 mins ago
I am assuming that there was an update applied that took the installation from version a.b to version c.d. Are you looking for a word that describes the reversion from c.d to a.b or are you applying a new update which removes some or all of the features of c.d but does not leave the installation with the exact features of a.b? In the first case you are reverting to a.b so the action is a reversion. In the second case you have a third version, e.f which is still an update from c.d but one in which the features are downgraded.
– BoldBen
15 mins ago
I am assuming that there was an update applied that took the installation from version a.b to version c.d. Are you looking for a word that describes the reversion from c.d to a.b or are you applying a new update which removes some or all of the features of c.d but does not leave the installation with the exact features of a.b? In the first case you are reverting to a.b so the action is a reversion. In the second case you have a third version, e.f which is still an update from c.d but one in which the features are downgraded.
– BoldBen
15 mins ago
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I am assuming that there was an update applied that took the installation from version a.b to version c.d. Are you looking for a word that describes the reversion from c.d to a.b or are you applying a new update which removes some or all of the features of c.d but does not leave the installation with the exact features of a.b? In the first case you are reverting to a.b so the action is a reversion. In the second case you have a third version, e.f which is still an update from c.d but one in which the features are downgraded.
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