Publishing and versioning in Apps

Apps use manual versioning, so you control when changes go live. Each published version becomes a restore point that can be accessed or rolled back to at any time. Experiment and iterate freely; your changes won't affect live apps until you publish. Note: Versions do not include workflow changes.

Publish a version by clicking the Publish button at the upper-right-hand corner of your builder window.

Gif of publishing an App

ℹ️Info

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Draft endpoints warning message from Publish area

Draft state 

  • All changes made to an App exist in a draft state

  • Draft changes are not live

  • Users can freely edit prompts, logic, and configuration without affecting end users

Published version 

  • A published version is the version of your App that is made live and visible to your end users

  • Published versions can be renamed

Version history 

  • Every publish creates a new version entry in the Versions section of the App builder

  • Versions are stored in chronological order

  • Older versions can be reverted to, renamed or deleted entirely

  • Compare versions side by side

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▲  Comparing App versions

Reverting 

  • Users can revert/rollback an App to any previously published version

  • Reverting makes the selected version the new live version

  • Reverting does not delete newer versions

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