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I have what may be a silly question: how can I “discard” a draft edit to a workflow? It seems my only choice is to change it back to the deployed version, or edit the most recently deployed version and re-deploy that. Is there a simpler “nevermind” button I just am not finding?
Sorry, I know that’s annoying, but at this time no that message just persists until your next deploy.
This problem is solved elegantly with Github Sync, where the changes are committed to a branch and you can discard the branch if needed.
But workflows not backed by Github have this “dirty” state issue.
OK. Is the safest “no I don’t really want to make a change” to edit from the most recently deployed state, and then without changing anything deploy that?
Yup exactly
ok, cool
That’ll deploy the exact state from that event’s executino
But I would definitely recommend double checking me on that