Rollback failed release process

Question

Publishing a library is not an atomic operation in my project because the process involves number of side-effects that need to be cleaned up in the case of a failure. Errors can occur due to timeouts, attempting to publish an already existing version, staging repo already existing, problems with signing key, etc. Currently the manual steps I perform to rollback a botched release consist of

1. Login to Sonatype Nexus and drop staging repository
2. Remove version increase commit: git reset --hard sha
3. Remove tag: git tag -d name

Is there a way to make the publishing process atomic such that all the changes are reverted automatically on failure?

My project's release process is similar to How to release a Scala library to Maven Central using sbt? namely

releaseProcess := Seq[ReleaseStep](
    checkSnapshotDependencies,
    inquireVersions,
    runClean,
    runTest,
    setReleaseVersion,
    commitReleaseVersion,
    tagRelease,
    publishArtifacts,
    setNextVersion,
    commitNextVersion,
    releaseStepCommand("sonatypeReleaseAll"),
    pushChanges
  )

where plugins.sbt has

addSbtPlugin("com.github.gseitz"        %   "sbt-release"                 % "1.0.11")
addSbtPlugin("com.jsuereth"             %   "sbt-pgp"                     % "2.0.0")
addSbtPlugin("org.xerial.sbt"           %   "sbt-sonatype"                % "2.5")