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Undo "Restore to Main"
Hello,
I have accidentally clicked "restore to main" when viewing a previous edit.
Now it seems I have lost all the work since then.
Is there a way to retrieve these edits?
PS. Seems to me it is very easy to make this mistake. "Restore" could also mean "go back to". Perhaps a warning would be nice?
Thank you!
Klaas van der Molen
This is my private document: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/c466641a0077ecb580717733/w/1caa2664aee159990719775e/e/f7cf36054b66637fef487b0d
I have accidentally clicked "restore to main" when viewing a previous edit.
Now it seems I have lost all the work since then.
Is there a way to retrieve these edits?
PS. Seems to me it is very easy to make this mistake. "Restore" could also mean "go back to". Perhaps a warning would be nice?
Thank you!
Klaas van der Molen
This is my private document: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/c466641a0077ecb580717733/w/1caa2664aee159990719775e/e/f7cf36054b66637fef487b0d
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I have clicked "Restore to Main" from viewing a previous edit (not a version):
Where I should have clicked "Return to Main"
but now all the edits after this edit are not visible anymore in my history.
I only see the restore-action in my history:
Any way to retrieve these lost edits?
The difference between the two buttons is huge if all edits are actually gone (when not created versions).
PS. only for future reference, I have already created a copy and moved on. The screenshot is from the original file.
Thanks,
Klaas