Version History List
Named saves with autosaves collapsed, restore always creates, never rewinds.
Named saves with autosaves collapsed, restore always creates, never rewinds.
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Version History List is the save trail for any editable document, ruled rows where named versions like Final pricing copy (v14, badged Current) alternate with collapsed autosave groups that a chevron row makes expandable, 6 autosaves, Today 09:14 to 13:21. Named versions carry a mono version label, a human name, who saved it, and when. Restore buttons appear on every non current version, and the footer says what restore means: it creates a new version at the top of the list, history never rewinds.
Rows are a discriminated union of version and autosaves shapes. The collapsed autosave rows keep the list scannable, and the honest restore note prevents the support ticket asking whether the old version is gone.
Reach for this block on the history panel of any document editor, wired to your versions endpoint keyed by document id. The restore action should POST to your restore route and redirect to the new current version.
A natural flow around it on an Application Pro page:
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One strong use is the document version trail. Other history list contexts:
Tip: autosave groups should collapse by default; surfacing every auto save as an individual row buries the named versions that actually matter to the user.