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In T375056 we made it so that Automoderator does a 'rollback' - undoing every sequential recent edit by the user being reverted. This means it can revert multiple edits in one action. Its revert message, however, implies it only reverts one edit: > Undo revision [[Special:Diff/$1|$1]] by [[Special:Contributions/$2|$2]] When editors rollback an edit, the edit summary used is: > Reverted edits by USER (talk) to last version by USER2 We should probably emulate this message in Automoderator when we are reverting more than one edit.

In T375056 we made it so that Automoderator does a 'rollback' - undoing every sequential recent edit by the user being reverted. This means it can revert multiple edits in one action. Its revert message, however, implies it only reverts one edit: > Undo revision [[Special:Diff/$1|$1]] by [[Special:Contributions/$2|$2]] When editors rollback an edit, the edit summary used is: > Reverted edits by USER (talk) to last version by USER2 We should probably use the same message in Automoderator when we are reverting more than one edit. USER2 is the most recent editor prior to the first edit we're reverting.

In T375056 we made it so that Automoderator does a 'rollback' - undoing every sequential recent edit by the user being reverted. This means it can revert multiple edits in one action. Its revert message, however, implies it only reverts one edit: > Undo revision [[Special:Diff/$1|$1]] by [[Special:Contributions/$2|$2]] When editors rollback an edit, the edit summary used is: > Reverted edits by USER (talk) to last version by USER2 We should probably emulate thisuse the same message in Automoderator when we are reverting more than one edit. USER2 is the most recent editor prior to the first edit we're reverting.