Version history: restore previous versions of a transcript
If you have made an error in your transcript, you can rollback to a previous version.
Jan 23, 2022
If you want to rollback changes, use version history feature to do so.
When you have the transcript page open:
click the version history icon beside the project name:
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The version history modal will pop-up.
If you have previously saved versions, you can choose a version from the left hand side:
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You will see two transcripts on this screen.
The right transcript is the current, active transcript.
The left transcript is a historical version.
If you want to restore the historical version, click the purple "Restore this version" button.
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If you want to exit the screen without restoring, select the "Cancel" button at the bottom.
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Notes:
- You can only restore one file's transcript at a time and the relevant transcript needs to be open when you click the version history icon;
- Version history was introduced on Simon Says and to its users on October 4, 2020. Projects edited prior to this date will not have a version history before this point in time.