Is There a Way to Revert to the Active Workflow Without Deploying the Modified One First?

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Hi, I accidentally deleted a few nodes in a workflow. I didnt deploy yet, but would like to revert to the active workflow to start editing again. Is there a way to do this without deploying the broken one and then quickly redeploying the real one? I was hoping there was some revert to last deployment state or something like that? I basically want to use the live deployment as the current edit state if possible.

If the nodes in the workflow are in production, I think you can see a history of deployments as well as what the code looks like. In the top right corner, there are the three dots that you can click on, and the option at the top is “deployments”. (I don’t work for Pipedream, I’m just giving you an idea of what I think might help)

Ya, found that deployment area, was hoping to avoid copying/pasting. :confused:

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The only thing I know of besides that would to just re-create a new branch from production. I will keep a watch here to see if there in fact is some sort of a history that lets you just undo some deletions :slightly_smiling_face:

Ya, will see if anyone has any ideas before I go that route. Suppose a good time to turn on Github sync lol

Can you use the changelog to help with your issue ?

I think it only works if Github sync is enabled but I wonder if that would have helped in this case

Ya, it would of IF I had Github Sync configured…it is now, but not retro of course