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Revisions

Revisions are saved snapshots of a site at a point in time. They provide a recovery path when a change needs to be reviewed or rolled back.

Finding revisions

Revisions are typically available from the editor or site management area. Each entry should include enough context, such as a timestamp or label, to help identify the state you want to inspect or restore.

Restoring a revision

Restoring replaces the current site state with an earlier snapshot. On shared projects, coordinate with other editors before restoring so you do not unintentionally remove newer work.

Not a full backup strategy

Revisions are useful for correcting recent editing mistakes. They should not be treated as a replacement for database backups, deployment rollback procedures, or formal content approval workflows.

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