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How to view scenario version history in Scenario Builder?

Scenario Builder is where you edit the bot scenario. Each time you publish changes, the system records a snapshot — a version. Each version includes:

  • the state of all sections, nodes, and edges at the time of publish;
  • date and time;
  • author email (who published);
  • an optional comment.

Version history lets you see how the scenario looked before, compare entries in the list, and make a chosen snapshot the current working state when needed.

When you need it

  • You want to roll back after a mistake.
  • You need to see who saved changes and when.
  • You want to compare metadata for two entries side by side in the comparison panel.

Before you start


How to open version history

  1. Open the bot in Scenario Builder.
  2. On the toolbar, click the history icon (tooltip: Version history).
  3. A modal opens with the title Version history, showing saves from newest to oldest.

How to read the list

Each row shows:

Field Meaning
Version ID Unique identifier (for support)
Date and time When the save was created
Author Email of the user who published
Comment Change description, if provided
Current badge The active scenario version

A branch icon appears next to the ID. Scroll the list to load more entries automatically.


How to preview an older version on the canvas

  1. Click a row — it becomes selected.
  2. The right-hand panel shows a comparison (current vs selected).
  3. Click Preview — the editor opens that version’s graph (the URL includes a version preview parameter).
  4. To exit preview without applying changes, click Return to current version on the toolbar.

How to add or edit a version comment

Comments help your team understand what changed. You can add one when publishing or edit it later.

When publishing

  1. Click Publish on the toolbar.
  2. In the Publish Scenario dialog, fill in Version comment.
  3. Confirm publish.

After save

  1. Open Version history.
  2. Find the entry and use the comment (pencil) control to edit the description.
  3. Confirm with the check action.

Comparing two versions

For a selected entry, the modal compares metadata with the current version (date, author, comments). A full graph-level diff in one place may arrive in a future release.

Short, meaningful comments on each publish make history much easier to navigate.


How to make a selected version current

Caution: after you confirm, the current working scenario is replaced with the selected snapshot. Unsaved local edits may be lost — preview the graph first.

  1. In Version history, select an entry and click Preview to verify it is the right state.
  2. On the toolbar, click Publish (while viewing a history snapshot, the UI indicates you are in history preview mode).
  3. In the Confirm restoring the script version dialog, read the warning. Use Keep elements from the current version if that option is shown and you need it.
  4. Click Confirm to apply.

A new history entry is created after a successful operation, so you can roll forward again if needed.


FAQ

How many versions are kept?
Entries are not auto-deleted. For old bots the list can be very long — use comments and dates to find saves faster.

Can I delete a single version?
Per-entry deletion is not supported in the UI. For sensitive data issues, contact your instance administrator.

What happens to history when a bot is deleted?
When a bot is removed, related history entries are no longer available.

Why do some entries have no comment?
The comment is optional; if it was left empty at publish, the field stays blank.


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