API:Rollback

Rollback
Rolling back a page means undoing the last series of edits by one user. In other words, rollback keeps undoing revision after revision until it encounters one made by someone different. This functionality is identical to the one provided by the [ rollback] links in the graphical interface. The rollback revision will be marked as minor. Optionally, both the rollback and the edits being rolled back can be marked as bot, which hides them from Special:RecentChanges by default.

Token
To rollback a page, a rollback token is required. If your wiki is using MediaWiki 1.24+, you can use action=query&meta=tokens&type=rollback to get a rollback token.

For MediaWiki 1.23 or earlier, follow these instructions:

Unlike most other tokens, rollback tokens aren't universal: they're not only different for every login, but also depend on the title of the page and the name of the user whose edits are to be rolled back. A rollback token can be obtained as follows:

Rolling back pages
Pages can be rolled back with action=rollback.

Parameters

 * : The page you want to roll back. Cannot be used together with pageid.
 * : Page ID of the page you want to roll back. Cannot be used together with title.
 * : The token obtained in the previous request. Take care to urlencode the '+' as '%2B'.
 * : The author of the last revision.
 * : Edit summary (optional). If not set, a default summary will be used.
 * : If set, both the rollback and the revisions being rolled back will be marked as bot edits.
 * : Unconditionally add or remove the page from your watchlist, use preferences or do not change watch. One value among: watch, unwatch, preferences, nochange.

Example
Note: In this example, all parameters are passed in a GET request just for the sake of simplicity. However, action=rollback requires POST requests; GET requests will cause an error.

Returned fields
If rolling back wouldn't change the page, no new revision is made. In this case,  will be equal to.
 * : The revision ID of the rollback.
 * : The revision ID of the first (most recent) revision that was rolled back.
 * : The revision ID of the last (oldest) revision that was rolled back.

Possible errors
In addition to the usual stuff: