Version History
Every time your feed's rules are saved, Graze keeps that version. Version History lets you look back through them and restore an old one if a change didn't work out.
Opening Version History
On your feed's page, click the clock button (Version History) in the header. On small screens it's in the ⋯ menu.
Versions are listed newest first. Each one shows when it was saved and a read-only view of its canvas, so you can see exactly what the rules looked like. Use the full-screen button on a version to look at it more closely, and Exit Version History to go back to your feed.
Restoring a version
- Find the version you want.
- Click Restore.
Restoring brings that version's rules back as your feed's draft. It doesn't change what readers see yet. You're taken back to your feed's page, where you can check the draft in the editor and Publish it when you're ready.
Restoring doesn't delete anything: the version you were on stays in the history, and the restore itself is saved as a new version.
Who can use it
Collaborators can open Version History and look through past versions. Only the feed's owner can restore one.
Version history for custom nodes
Custom nodes have their own version history, which works differently. See Using Custom Nodes.