RetroFix’s version control system lets you safely iterate on workflows, test changes, and roll back if needed.
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
Key Concepts
- Version - A published snapshot of your workflow
- Draft - Unsaved changes to the current version
- Published Version - The version currently active and running
Publishing Changes
Create a Version
Click the Publish button to save the current workflow state as a new version.
What Gets Published
- All workflow steps and configuration
- Trigger setup
- Action parameters
- Loops, conditionals, and branching
- Step locks and disabled steps
Switching Versions
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
Activate a Different Version
Switch between versions to control which one runs:
- Open version history
- Select the version you want to use
- 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.
Draft Management
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
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
Reverting Draft Changes
Discard all changes from your draft:
- Open the workflow
- Click the revert/undo button
- Confirm you want to discard changes
Your workflow returns to the most recently published version. 
