Scenario Builder: undo & redo
Anthony Theriault
It would be good to have a undo button and be able to restore a older version of your scenario. There's many times where I worked very hard then forgot to save and am able to see what I did in my history but I cant restore or undo. Once my computer updated while i was working and I lost all my progress.
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SEE ALSO:
- https://integromat.canny.io/admin/board/feature-requests/p/autosave-a-scenario
- https://integromat.canny.io/admin/board/feature-requests/p/version-history
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BESTPRACTICE: Store your work on an ongoing basis. When you find out, that you need to use a previous version, open the list of previous versions and select the one, that you would like to use (see the screenshot).
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Bjorn Schliebitz
And sometimes you make a mistake that you'd like to undo!
Samuel
100% would need this
TJ
Wildly surprised this doesn't exist. As with others, I'm regularly instinctively hitting CMD+Z when I changed something that I didn't mean to
Epicura
Super feature
Miguel Arteaga
I am honestly quite shocked, there's no undo. Such a common and useful fuction and still missing in 2023. It's so easy to mess up things, especially when you are new to Make.com:(
Aaron Moritz
I'm relatively new to integromat, keep instinctively hitting ctrl-z expecting I can undo things like deleting a module, or making changes to it. would love undo/redo capabilities
Alex Liberchuk
Aaron Moritz: Now you can use Previous Versions
Aaron Moritz
Alex Liberchuk: Thanks for the answer. I did already know about that, but it's just that the times I want to use undo are usually also times I didn't bother to save the very intermediate step I want to go back to, so previous versions doesn't help in those instances.
Like sometimes I am trying different things quickly trying to find something that works and realize I've changed like 4 things since the last save. Hitting undo I could go back a step or two, rather than all the way back to the last save. Same reason any software distinguishes between restoring previous saved versions and a simple undo/redo functionality I guess.
Nico Schulz
Aaron Moritz: Exactly!
TJ
Alex Liberchuk I prefer not to save unless it's a version I actually want to publish live. If I'm working on a scenario that's already live, I don't want to be constantly saving because it may not actually work - and then it'll affect if it gets triggered.