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Rollbacks (mw-rollback) are always automatically marked as patrolled. (AFAIK) Even if the user in question isn't autopatrolled. Two suggestions (which don't rule each other out): * When performing an undo action, check if the performer has rollback (global or local shouldn't matter) and if so, mark the undo action as patrolled. * Create a new user group that autopatrols reverts only.

Rollbacks (mw-rollback) are always automatically marked as patrolled. (AFAIK) Even if the user in question isn't autopatrolled. Two suggestions (which don't rule each other out): * When performing an undo action, check if the performer has rollback (global or local shouldn't matter) and if so, mark the undo action as patrolled. * Create a new user right that autopatrols reverts only.

Rollbacks (mw-rollback) are always automatically marked as patrolled. (AFAIK) Even if the user in question isn't autopatrolled. Two suggestions (which don't rule each other out): * When performing an undo action, check if the performer has rollback (global or local shouldn't matter) and if so, mark the undo action as patrolled. * Create a new user groupright that autopatrols reverts only.