Guided Installer — Rollback Record

Git safety record for the guided installer and compatibility wizard.

Item	Value
Checkpoint commit on main (pre-change)	dd9f7ff — chore: checkpoint site before guided installer
Pre-change tag (annotated, local¹)	pre-guided-installer-20260711-0258
Feature branch	feature/guided-linux-installer (kept, not deleted)
Feature commit	a0f9c6d — feat: add guided Linux installer and compatibility wizard
Merge commit on main (--no-ff)	7c003cc
Post-change tag (annotated, local¹)	guided-installer-v1-20260711

¹ The hosting environment's git proxy accepted branch pushes but rejected tag pushes at the time of merge; both tags exist in the repository history locally and the SHAs above are authoritative. Push the tags from any authenticated clone with: git push origin pre-guided-installer-20260711-0258 guided-installer-v1-20260711

How to roll back (non-destructive)

git revert -m 1 7c003cc
git push origin main

This creates a new commit that undoes the feature while preserving history. Do not use git reset --hard or force-push to roll back — the revert above is the supported process, and the feature branch remains available to re-land or cherry-pick from later.

What rollback affects

The feature is additive: reverting removes the /get-started route, the wizard components/libraries, the data files, the download scripts, the new KB pages, and the homepage/nav changes. No pre-existing content was moved or deleted by the feature, so no redirects are needed after a revert. Visitors' locally stored wizard state (in their browsers) is untouched and simply unused.