Which Mendix feature allows for rollbacks to earlier deployment versions?

The rollback feature is designed to facilitate reverting to earlier versions of a deployed application within the Mendix platform. This feature is critical for maintaining application stability and performance, especially in scenarios where a recent deployment introduces bugs or performance issues that were not detected during testing.

When utilizing this feature, developers can easily select a previous version of the application that has already been successfully deployed. This allows for a swift response to unforeseen problems, minimizing downtime and disruption for users. The rollback process ensures that any changes made after the selected version will be discarded, restoring the application to its prior state.

While other options such as version tags, snapshot history, and deployment logs provide valuable information regarding deployments and versioning, they do not directly implement the rollback functionality. Version tags help organize different versions for clarity, snapshot history tracks changes over time, and deployment logs give insights into what has been deployed and when. However, none of these elements allow for the direct, simplified reversion to an earlier deployment version as the rollback feature does.