The community member is asking if they can save their work when they are ready, as they are making changes and want to be able to revert to their original state if they are not satisfied. The comments suggest several options:
- Disable autosave, but the community members note that this is not the right solution as they will likely want to save their experiments even if they don't use them.
- Use a view-only share link to avoid saving changes.
- Copy the parent item or page to work on a separate copy and choose which to keep.
- Use versioning to see the current state and jump back if needed, which the community members suggest is the best solution for their problem.
I am working, making changes and then if I am not satisfied I dont have to remember all the changes I have to revert to get where I started... Right now I am hiting ctrl+z like never before.
Got it, yeah when you have some actions to undo then its the undo command, but if you are heavily experimenting with your changes and want to have a way to throw it all away, currently best way is to either do this on a separate page and use local style source so that it doesn't affect any tokens or copy to a different project
I think "not saving it for a while" is not the right path. You will most likely want to save it even as an experiment even if you don't use it. Its a form of experementation. If we just add "autosave" off, then next thing people will want is still ability to save under a different name.
