sqitch...t-usage(3pm)

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💅 NAME 💅

sqitch-revert-usage — it's the usage statement for Sqitch revert, bestie ✨

Like, it's not a whole vibe on its own, it's literally just the lil reminder card that Sqitch hands you so you remember how to call revert. Live laugh love. 🎀

🦋 USAGE 🦋

sqitch revert [options] [<database>]

That's the whole shape of it, bestie — <database> is optional, [options] is where all the flavor lives. 🫶

✨ OPTIONS ✨

  • -t, --target <target> — the database you're connecting to. Your main character destination. 👑
  • --to-change <change> — revert down to this specific change. ✨
  • -m, --modified — reverts you to right before the earliest modified change. Like a lil time machine but for your last edits. 🕰️
  • -s, --set <key=value> — sets a database client variable. Key, equals sign, value. No cap. 🍓
  • --log-only — logs the changes without actually running them. It's giving "notes app apology," not "actual revert." 💀
  • --lock-timeout <timeout> — how many seconds to wait for the target lock. Patience is a virtue but it is also finite, fr fr. ⏳
  • -y — disables the prompt before reverting. Skips the "u sure?" moment. Use responsibly, bestie, this is a commitment. 🙈
  • --registry <registry> — the registry schema or database. 🗂️
  • --db-client <path> — path to the engine command-line client. Yes, the actual path, literally. 💅
  • -d, --db-name <name> — the database name. 🌸
  • -u, --db-user <user> — the database user name. 🦋
  • -h, --db-host <host> — the database server host name. 🏠
  • -p, --db-port <port> — the database server port number. 🔢
  • -f, --plan-file <file> — path to a deployment plan file. 📄
Okay so real talk: --to-change and --modified are the two lil directional queen options here — one points at a change, the other points at the earliest modified one. Pick your fighter. ⭐

🌈 SEE ALSO 🌈

Not a single SEE ALSO reference in here, bestie — this page is self-contained. Iconic behavior honestly. 💜

That's the whole thing! This page came from sqitch...t-usage(3pm), part of the User Contributed Perl Documentation — it's perl v5.40.1, dated 2026-07-26. Go forth and revert responsibly, mwah 🫶✨💖

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