feat: Add automatic rollback on upgrade failure#5
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psywarrior1998 merged 6 commits intomainfrom Aug 10, 2025
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This pull request introduces a critical safety feature to protect the user's environment. If a package upgrade fails for any reason (e.g., network error, compilation failure), the tool will now automatically attempt to revert that package to its previously installed, stable version.
This prevents a failed upgrade from leaving the environment in a broken or inconsistent state.
Technical Implementation:
upgrade_packageworker function now wraps the upgrade attempt in atry...exceptblock.exceptblock triggers apip install --force-reinstall <package>==<original_version>command to perform the rollback.UpgradeStatusenum has been introduced to provide more granular results (SUCCESS,ROLLBACK_SUCCESS,ROLLBACK_FAILED).--no-rollbackflag has been added for advanced users who wish to disable this functionality.