In a GitOps-managed workflow, what is the correct way to initiate rollback?

In GitOps, rollback is handled via version control. However, the practice is not to overwrite history

but to roll forward by creating a new version that reverts to the configuration of a previous known-

good commit. This maintains immutability and a complete audit trail.

“With GitOps, changes are versioned immutably. Rollbacks are performed by rolling forward to a

commit that represents a previous known-good configuration, ensuring history is preserved.”

Thus, the correct GitOps approach is B.

Reference: GitOps Principles (CNCF GitOps Working Group), Rollback and Recovery Practices.

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