Branch History

Every branch in a versioned application keeps a record of its commits. Branch history lets Creators review what changed and when, and revert the branch to an earlier state if needed.

Open Branch History

To open the branch history for a branch:

1. In the module toolbar, click the checkout pill.

   

2. Select Manage Versions.
3. On the branch to review, select (ellipsis) > Branch History.

The Branch History sheet opens. It lists commits newest first, with the commit message, Creator name, and timestamp for each entry. The sheet loads 20 commits at a time. Click Load More at the bottom to see older commits.

Revert to a Commit

Reverting to a commit sets the branch back to the state it was in at that point in time.

Note: Reverting does not delete any history. The platform adds a new revert commit to the branch, so the full history is preserved. To undo a revert, revert again to the commit that came before it.

To revert to a commit:

1. Open the Branch History sheet for the branch.
2. Locate the commit to revert to.
3. On that commit row, click Revert to.
4. Review the confirmation dialog and click Revert.

A confirmation message displays and the commit list refreshes to show the new revert commit at the top.

Important: Reverting requires update permission on the application. The Revert to button does not display without this permission.