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Each Blueprint version is a manifest of all documents as they existed together. Restoring a version moves the complete set, not just one page.

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When a version is recorded

A version can be recorded after the first generation, a revision, regeneration, repair, or rollback. The version list shows the trigger, time, changed documents, and the version currently in use.

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Restore an earlier version

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Open Versions

From Blueprint Summary, select Versions.
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Inspect the target version

Check its description, trigger, date, and changed-document list.
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Select Restore

Restore is disabled while documents are being rewritten. Wait for regeneration to finish before retrying.
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Review and re-approve

The restore creates another append-only history entry. Read the restored content and sign approve the current version again.
Restore does not delete the version you are leaving. You can move forward again by restoring a later version.

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If version history does not load

Refresh once. If the error remains, create a Support ticket and link the Blueprint. Do not start a new project as a substitute for recovery.