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When a deployment goes horribly wrong, it would be very helpful to have a command that reverts production as quickly as possible, bypassing anything that might delay the revert. * skip code review and CI * skip canary checks (`--force`) * {T243009} So essentially just `scap update-wikiversions` and `scap sync-wikiversions --force`

(NOTE) This is a followup to https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Incident_documentation/20200206-mediawiki When a deployment goes horribly wrong, it would be very helpful to have a command that reverts production as quickly as possible, bypassing anything that might delay the revert. * skip code review and CI * skip canary checks (`--force`) * {T243009} So essentially just `scap update-wikiversions` and `scap sync-wikiversions --force`

(NOTE) This is a followup to https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Incident_documentation/20200206-mediawiki When a deployment goes horribly wrong, it would be very helpful to have a command that reverts production as quickly as possible, bypassing anything that might delay the revert. * skip code review and CI * skip canary checks (`--force`) * {T243009} So essentially just `scap update-wikiversions` and `scap sync-wikiversions --force`