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RetroFix’s version control system lets you safely iterate on workflows, test changes, and roll back if needed.

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Overview

Version control helps you:
  • Save different versions of your workflow
  • Test changes safely
  • Roll back to previous versions
  • Control which version runs in production

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Key Concepts

  • Version - A published snapshot of your workflow
  • Draft - Unsaved changes to the current version
  • Published Version - The version currently active and running

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Publishing Changes

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Create a Version

Click the Publish button to save the current workflow state as a new version.

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What Gets Published

  • All workflow steps and configuration
  • Trigger setup
  • Action parameters
  • Loops, conditionals, and branching
  • Step locks and disabled steps

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Switching Versions

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View All Versions

Open the version history to see all published versions of your workflow by clicking “View History”
  • Timestamps - See when each version was created
  • Changes - View what changed between versions
  • Revert - Go back to any previous version

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Activate a Different Version

Switch between versions to control which one runs:
  1. Open version history
  2. Select the version you want to use
  3. Click “Restore Version”
Selecting an old version from “View History” sets it as your current workflow draft. You must re-publish it (with any changes or as-is) for it to be used in active runs.

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Draft Management

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Understanding Drafts

A “Draft” is any unsaved changes you’ve made since the last publish.
  • Only in your editor - Drafts don’t affect live workflows
  • Visible in version history - Shown as “Draft” or “Unsaved Changes”
  • Safe to experiment - Test anything without affecting production

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Testing Drafts

When manually running a workflow, you can choose:
  • Run Draft - Test your changes before publishing
  • Run Latest Published Version - Use the currently active version

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Reverting Draft Changes

Discard all changes from your draft:
  1. Open the workflow
  2. Click the revert/undo button
  3. Confirm you want to discard changes
Your workflow returns to the most recently published version.