Windows 10: Office add-ins: Can I emergency rollback the Outlook add-in manifest in the store?

After releasing a new version of my add-in for Outlook, once manifest is approved and available in the Office Store, is there a way to request an emergency rollback to the prev manifest version, or does it have to go all the way through the resubmission again?

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Centralized Deployment for Outlook add-ins now available in Office 365 Office

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• Centralized Deployment for Outlook add-ins is now generally available - Microsoft Tech Community - 207641
• Centralized Deployment for Outlook add-ins will now be generally available - Microsoft Tech Community - 161164

 

Centralized Deployment for Outlook add-ins now available in Office 365

Read more:

• Centralized Deployment for Outlook add-ins is now generally available - Microsoft Tech Community - 207641
• Centralized Deployment for Outlook add-ins will now be generally available - Microsoft Tech Community - 161164

 

Outlook 2016 problems

As suggested by Appleoddity, the first step is to disable all your add-ins to determine whether the issue is caused by a problematic add-in.

If issue still continues when all add-ins are disabled, then you can try renaming the following \Outlook registry key to \Outlook-1 when Outlook is closed:

Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Outlook

Then, start Outlook and create your new profile to test it. When you start Outlook in safe mode, most of the customization settings are disabled, and these customization settings are stored in the \Outlook registry key. If it doesn't work, you can just renaming the newly generated \Outlook key to \Outlook-2, and then rename the \Outlook-1 key back to \Outlook.