Version control
Review what changed in your workspace: imports, enrichments, schema updates, and view edits. Appenda records one bounded commit per meaningful job, not one line per row.
Workspace Version control lists durable activity across tables. Filter, export, and search help you scan imports, enrichments, and schema changes.
Overview
Version control is the activity feed for pipeline work you want to keep. Open it as a superior tab beside your tables, or open Table history on one table when you need the same feed scoped to that grid.
There is one history model: durable activity only. Layout tweaks on a view (filter, sort, column width, freeze) stay on the view and do not create commits.
Open workspace Version control
- Click Version control in the title bar (GitBranch icon, left of Agents).
- The superior tab opens with the workspace activity feed.
- Use Filter, Search, and Export in the toolbar to narrow or export what you see.
- Switch back to a table tab to keep editing rows.
The tab stays open while you move between tables until you close it.
Table history
When you are focused on one dataset, open the History rail from the table toolbar (clock icon, left of Run). It shows the same commit shape, filtered to the open table.
See Table history for rail steps and row details.
What appears in history
| Activity | Commit shape |
|---|---|
| CSV import | One commit when the import job finishes |
| Change field type | One commit naming the field and both types |
| Undo, redo, or restore | One new commit, so history is never rewritten |
| Enrichment run | One commit per approved batch on a column |
| List import | One commit when the search job ends |
| Row or schema edits | Bounded commits for meaningful batches |
| View create, rename, or delete | One commit per view change |
Bulk work never writes one commit per row or cell.
What does not appear
These stay on the active view or device and are not version history:
- Filter and sort on the current view
- Column width and show/hide
- Column freeze (device-local)
Column reorder may still appear in older workspaces until product stops recording it.
Read a commit row
Each entry shows a past-tense title such as "Imported 540 rows from CSV" or "Changed field type of Revenue from Text to Number", the local time, who made the change and from where (Desktop UI, agent, API, or MCP), and a short ref.
Enrichment rows show the provider logo and capability-style title. Schema adds and deletes use green or red accent strokes.
Undo or restore a change
Click a table's entry to open it, then pick Undo this change or Restore
this version. Both write a new commit, such as Undid "Rows deleted". See
Table history for what can be undone
and what happens when later changes touched the same cells.