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That is not a common use case unless there was a mistake, normally you evolve the table as you evolve the data so you would need to also rollback the data.
You can delete the version you want to rollback using the CLI or the APIs: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/reference/glue/delete-table-version.html
It is not possible to "rollback" to a previous version per se and also you cannot delete the latest version of the table (neither on the console nor via API/CLI) so the only option is to publish a new schema version that is identical to the one you want to restore back to.
The easiest way to do this from is from the console by navigating to the table and version you want to restore and then click on "Edit Schema as JSON" the editor will be populated with the JSON of that version and then just click on "Save as new table version" which will create a new version with the same format which actually restores your table schema to the desired state.
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