In Domino you can revert projects or individual files back to an earlier version. This encourages experimentation and new problem-solving methodologies by removing the overhead that you encounter when recovering from failed experiments.
Domino supports the following actions:
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Revert a Project
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Revert a file
In Domino you can revert individual projects to earlier versions and still preserve changes made to other projects.
Revert to an earlier version of a Project
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Open your project in Domino.
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Go to the project whose files you want to revert.
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In the navigation bar, click Code. The Commit menu lists all the versions of this project. The current version is the first item in the list.
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Click an older version to view that project version.
NoteYou can still access the version from which you reverted the project. -
Click Revert Project to return your project to an earlier version.
This creates a new version at the top of the version history.
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| The version you reverted from is still accessible. |
In Domino, you can revert individual files to earlier versions. This is useful when you want to revert to an earlier version of a file but preserve changes made in other files in the project.
Revert to an earlier version of a file
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Open the project that contains the file in Domino.
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From the navigation bar, click Code.
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Click the file you want to revert.
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From the Commit menu, click to see all versions of the file. The current version is the first item in the list.
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Click an older version to view that file version.
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Click Revert File to revert your file to the earlier version. This creates a new commit in your project. This new file is at the top of the version history.
NoteThe version you reverted from is still accessible.