Version Control 🔄

While this isn't exactly version control like Git, Penflow provides a simple way to save snapshots of your work that you can restore later if something goes wrong.

Creating Snapshots 🔄

Penflow makes it easy to save snapshots of your current work:

• Click the version control icon in the bottom docker bar
• Creates a snapshot of your current session state
• Perfect for saving progress before making major changes
• Useful when experimenting with different approaches

Restoring Snapshots ⏮️

When you need to go back to a previous state:

• Access your commit history through the version control panel
• Restore your session to any previous commit point
• Helps recover from unwanted changes
• Maintains a safety net while editing templates

Best Practices 💡

To get the most out of version control:

• Create snapshots before making significant changes
• Use descriptive snapshot messages
• Make regular snapshots during long sessions
• Take snapshots after completing major milestones

Technical Details 🔧

Behind the scenes, this feature creates compressed duplicates of your session in your browser's local storage using LZ-string compression, allowing you to maintain multiple versions of your work locally without consuming too much storage space.

How to Load Previous Snapshots 📥

Follow these steps to restore a previous snapshot:

1. Click on "Import / Export JSON" (Ctrl+J) in the bottom docker bar and go to the Version history tab
2. Select the snapshot you want to load
3. The session will be restored to the state of the snapshot