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This question might seem stupid, but I cannot find any instruction on how to roll back an evolution in Play 2.0. Google only finds pages which say that the “Downs” section of an evolution file is used for that and that’s all. Any pointers or instructions will be appreciated.
The Downs part is mainly used to revert an Evolution when the script has changed. That is, you have a project with 2.sql applied to the database and then, due to a merge, 2.sql is modified in the source. Play will run Downs on the old version and then Ups on the new 2.sql to ensure the database is in sync with the codebase.
As far as I know there is no way to trigger Downs by itself, as the purpose of an Evolution is to prepare the database to work with your code, and applying just one Downs step would leave the application in an inconsistent state with many potential errors arising.
If you really need to revert something, that would be a new Evolution (3.sql) where Ups would do the changes required.