We need a way to undo revert to this message

I have already lost a good version of my app which I cannot recreate exactly the same because of this. At least add a message which asks if you are sure.

there is also a revert button within the code editor for each file. so this should do the trick.

otherwise I would recommend syncing out the project or push it to git so you got a version history and can revert. both possible with bolt.

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The revert is the problem that I am refering to…if you revert by accident/mistake you cannot go back.

how you click this by mistake :smiley: … but with the mentioned above (export/push git) you should be able to cover it.

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Thomas

Love this because I’ve been guilty of it myself. And I’ve learned to check-twice before reverting. If you go back a long way, several prompts, you were probably screwed anyway. I could explain why but you have to learn this yourself. You can introduce code or processes that are not effective or helpful from that point on. It’s like dropping into a new time-line and everthing has changed.

You have to go back to September 5th 1955. :rofl: :rofl:

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So it would be enough if we would add a popup “are you really really really sure you want to revert???:smiley:

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yes that would be much appreciated by many, i bet!! thank you

@thecodacus @aliasfox thoughts on this?

if you revert by accident just remove the query parameter in the url and you are back

@thecodacus what exactly you mean by this?

And this is just a workaround, cause this will at least not work as soon as the standalone electron app is in place and used more :wink:

i mean you can just select the chat from the sidebar again to load the original.
but this will only work if you have not overwritten the history. means after reverting if you have not send a new request then it can be recovered

I think thats not the case often. mostly you do some more prompts and then test again some more and see that there is some functionality missing.
At least this was the case for me.

So I startet to push to github everytime I had a state I wish to keep/persist

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yeah that an nice way to save your progress