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Feature versioning

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Feature versioning

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You can version control your features.

You can see all your features listed in the Features screen, with details of the latest version, as illustrated below:

You can click on a feature to view the feature details.

From this screen, you can perform the following:

  • Search a version by its version number or description.
  • Add or modify the description for each version.
  • View the status of a version. Versions can be deployed across various environments, retaining their status when promoted to new ones. However, the non-live environments won't automatically showcase the live version rules.
  • Push changes to various environments.
  • Edit a version

    You can update any version of your feature. When updating a draft version, you can select either to save the changes to the existing version or to create a new version. For versions in other statuses, a new version is created when you save the changes so that the previous version can be retained.

  • Stage a version.

Only one version of a feature can have a status of Staged. If you stage a different version, the status of the previously staged version falls back to the status it had before staging; that is, either draft or Previously Published.

  • Preview a staged version to ensure that the feature looks and behaves in the manner you require before going live.

You can preview the version of your feature with a current status of Staged. The preview shows how the feature would appear on your website if made live.

  • Publish a version with the current status of Staged from the Versions screen. Alternatively, you can save a new version and publish it directly when adding or editing a feature. For further information on adding a feature, see the Add a Feature topic. For further information on editing a feature, see the Edit a Feature topic.

    Only one version of a feature can have the status of Live. If you publish a different version, the status of the previously-staged version changes to Previously Published. This occurs whether you publish the version using the Save as New Version & Publish button when adding or editing the feature or by selecting the option from the feature version menu.

  • Unpublish the version of your feature with the current status of Live. If you unpublish a version, the status changes to Previously Published. Unpublishing a version means that no version of the feature is live.
  • Delete a version. This action cannot be reverted.