C# revert to previous version -


my developer did not save stable version of c# application( lets v12) developing. after bunch of enhancements @ v20, application has become crap @ v20. asked developer revert v12, developer says cant did not save version. fortunately made .dll file of v12 test. asked him de-compile v12 dll , revert code looking @ decompiled code reference.despite couple of attempts not able restore , recreate stable v12.

can please advise if there way in c# revert previous version ?

my application total mess , developer cant fix . frustrated , concerned months of development work go waste

i not sure if taking me ride or genuinely there no way revert previous version.

ps: not have coding background.

thank in advance.

this has nothing c#. development practice use version control system svn, git, mercurial etc. reverting previous versions not problem when using vcs.

if "developer" did not keeps single set of files developing, there no way of reverting. decompilation of .dll , start development there poor choice.


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