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Every SetGet page maintains a complete history of changes. Each time the editor auto-saves, a new version is recorded with the content snapshot, timestamp, and author. You can browse the version timeline, compare any two versions, and restore a previous version if needed.
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Versions are created automatically by the auto-save system. You do not need to manually save or create checkpoints.
| Trigger | Version created |
|---|---|
| Auto-save | A version is saved within a few seconds of the last keystroke |
Manual save (Ctrl+S / Cmd+S) | Triggers an immediate version save |
| Restore | Restoring a previous version creates a new version containing the restored content |
| Close page | If unsaved changes exist, a final version is saved |
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The system consolidates rapid edits. If you type continuously for 30 seconds, the system captures a version at intervals rather than saving every keystroke individually. This keeps the version list manageable.
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- Open the page you want to inspect.
- Click the ... menu in the page header.
- Select Version History.
- The version history panel opens on the right side.
The panel displays a chronological list of versions, most recent first. Each entry shows:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Timestamp | Date and time when the version was saved |
| Author | The member who made the changes |
| Time ago | Relative time label (e.g., "2 hours ago", "3 days ago") |
Navigating versions
- Click any version in the list to preview it in the editor area.
- The editor switches to read-only mode while previewing a historical version.
- Click Back to current at the top of the editor to return to the latest version.
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To see exactly what changed between two versions:
- Open the version history panel.
- Select the first version by clicking it.
- Hold
Shiftand click the second version to select a range, or use the Compare button. - The editor displays a diff view highlighting:
- Added text — shown with a green background
- Removed text — shown with a red background and strikethrough
- Unchanged text — displayed normally for context
Comparison options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Side by side | Two-column view showing the old and new version next to each other |
| Inline diff | Single-column view with additions and deletions interleaved |
| Compare with current | Compare any historical version against the latest version |
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If you need to revert a page to an earlier state:
- Open the version history panel.
- Click the version you want to restore.
- Review the content in the preview.
- Click Restore this version.
- Confirm the restoration in the dialog.
What happens when you restore
- The page content is replaced with the content from the selected version.
- A new version is created in the history containing the restored content, so the restore itself is tracked.
- The current (pre-restore) content is not lost — it remains in the version history as the version before the restore.
- Inline comments from the current version are preserved if the commented text still exists in the restored content.
- Page properties (title, access level, labels) are not affected by version restoration.
WARNING
Restoring a version replaces the entire page content. If multiple people are editing the page simultaneously, their unsaved changes may be overwritten. Coordinate with your team before restoring.
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| Aspect | Detail |
|---|---|
| Retention period | Versions are retained indefinitely by default |
| Storage | Versions are stored in the database alongside the page |
| Deletion | Individual versions cannot be deleted manually |
| Archived pages | Version history is preserved when a page is archived |
| Deleted pages | Version history is permanently removed when a page is deleted |
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All version timestamps are displayed in your local timezone. The format includes:
- Full date and time — visible on hover (e.g., "March 15, 2026 at 2:34 PM")
- Relative time — displayed by default (e.g., "2 hours ago")
- Author attribution — the member who made the edit
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When multiple people edit a page, the version history captures each person's contributions separately. This makes it easy to track who changed what.
Multi-author tracking
| Scenario | Version behavior |
|---|---|
| Alice edits at 10:00 AM | Version saved with Alice as author |
| Bob edits at 10:15 AM | New version saved with Bob as author |
| Alice edits again at 10:30 AM | New version saved with Alice as author |
Each version is attributed to the member who made the edit. The version list shows a mix of authors in chronological order.
Concurrent editing
If two people edit the same page at the same time, the editor merges changes in real time. The version history records merged versions attributed to both editors. If a merge conflict occurs, the system prompts one editor to resolve it.
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| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
Ctrl+Z / Cmd+Z | Undo the last edit (within the current session, not a version restore) |
Ctrl+Shift+Z / Cmd+Shift+Z | Redo the last undone edit |
Ctrl+S / Cmd+S | Force save and create a version checkpoint |
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- Use version history for auditing — check who made a change and when, useful for compliance and accountability.
- Compare before restoring — always preview the version and compare it with the current content before restoring.
- Communicate restores — if you restore a version on a shared page, inform your team so they are aware of the content change.
- Do not rely on version history as backup — while versions are retained, they are tied to the page. Deleting the page removes all versions. For critical documentation, consider exporting periodically.
- Use force save before major edits — press
Ctrl+S/Cmd+Sto create a clean checkpoint before making significant changes. This gives you a reliable point to restore to if the edits go wrong.
Ilgili sayfalar
- Page Editor — Rich text editing and auto-save
- Manage Pages — Page creation and management
- Page Access Control — Permissions and sharing
- Inline Comments — Contextual page discussions