Undo and Redo
Reverse and reapply editor changes in your current session.
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Reverse and reapply editor changes in your current session.
Undo and redo lets you reverse and reapply changes while editing your knowledge map.
This makes it safer to experiment with Co-author or when manually editing, as you can step back accidental changes without manually rebuilding anything.
Click Undo in the editor toolbar.
Each click reverses one change.
Click Redo in the editor toolbar.
Redo reapplies the last change you undid.
A brief notification confirms each action. For example, Undone: Add relationship.
Undo and redo covers changes to the core logic of your draft knowledge map.
Each action is one undo step. A rule update with 20 new conditions is still one step.
You can undo and redo changes to:
Concepts: add, update, or delete
Concept instances: add, update, reorder, or delete
Relationships: add, update, or delete
Rules: add, update, reorder, or delete
Facts: add, update, or delete
Datasources: add, update, or delete
RBLang: manual edits
Co-author changes: updates made by Co-author
Some actions sit outside the core map logic.
You cannot undo or redo:
Graph layout changes
README updates
Importing a map
Restoring a version
Map-level settings: such as map name and data retention
Anything outside the editor: queries, automated tests, agents, and publishing
Undo and redo is useful for quick recovery. Versioning is still the safer fallback before large structural changes, imports, or restores.
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