- Getting Started
- Minimum Requirements
- Uploading a document
- Collaborating on Documents
- Uploading a document
- Editing a document
- Sharing a document
- Merging versions
- Name a version
- Commenting
- Reverting a version
- Publish a Document
- Compare Versions
- Download a Version
- Import New Version
- Creating a Task
- Updating/Closing a Task
- Import a PDF
- Download a PDF
- Copies
- Approvals
- Sharing via link
- Importing a document
- Compare Published Versions
- Managing your Documents
- Uploading a document
- Rename a document
- Moving documents
- Archive a Document
- Delete a document
- Creating a Document Set
- Sharing a document set
- Creating a Collection
- Rename a Collection
- Delete a Collection
- Managing Your Account
- Email Notifications
- Free Account Limitations
- Selecting the right plan for you
- Upgrading your account
- Redeem Your Academic or NFP Discount
- Adding & managing team members
- Deleting your account
- Integrations
- Export document to integration
- Importing Documents via Integrations
- API
- Generate an API key
- API Reference
- Troubleshooting
- Locked revisions
- Could not detect changes
- Missing Revisions
Reverting a version
Reverting a document to a previous version can be useful for several reasons:More than one version of the document exists, but only one is correct
A user’s changes should be rolled-back or undone
External factors mean a previous version of the document is now more applicable
When dealing with branches, an author can either merge the changes or use the revert functionality to replace a branch with another.
Reverting
To revert, make sure you have the version you wish to revert to selected and then click the ‘Revert to this version’ link the the Actions menu:
Select the version you wish to overwrite; in this case we will replace version 1.0.2 with 0.0.2:
The revision tree will now show a dotted line indicating the reversion:
Version 0.0.5 will also inform users of the reversion:
