Whether to roll back, and it says no for a named reason far more often than it says yes.
Requires all three: quarantined already, ROLLBACK_STRIKES consecutive failures of the SAME code, and
a restore point that actually exists. The last one is not a formality -- rolling back to nothing would
leave a site with no database at all, which is strictly worse than the fault being repaired.
Whether to roll back, and it says no for a named reason far more often than it says yes.
Requires all three: quarantined already,
ROLLBACK_STRIKESconsecutive failures of the SAME code, and a restore point that actually exists. The last one is not a formality -- rolling back to nothing would leave a site with no database at all, which is strictly worse than the fault being repaired.