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Managing Version History

Every prompt you send in Mocha creates a new version of your project. This version history allows you to track changes, view previous states, and restore to earlier versions if needed.

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Understanding Versions

Each version represents a snapshot of your project at a specific point in time. You can:

  • View previous versions to see how your project looked
  • Restore to an earlier version if needed
  • Duplicate versions to work on multiple variations

Viewing and interacting with versions of your project

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Viewing Previous Versions

The “View” option lets you explore previous versions without making any changes. This is perfect for:

  • Checking how your project looked at a specific point
  • Taking screenshots of previous designs
  • Comparing different iterations

Viewing a previous version

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Restoring Versions

When you restore to a previous version:

  • Your project returns to that exact state
  • All versions created after that point are removed
  • You can continue working from that restored point

Restoring to a previous version

Restoring a version is permanent and cannot be undone. All versions created after the restored point will be deleted.

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Working with Multiple Versions

If you want to keep both the current and previous versions:

  1. View the version you’re interested in
  2. Use the “Duplicate” feature to create a new project
  3. Work on both versions independently

Duplicating a version to work on multiple variations

Use version duplication when you want to explore different design directions or maintain multiple variations of your project.

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Best Practices

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Regular Checkpoints

Make incremental, atomic changes so that you have nice, clean version history

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View Before Restoring

Always view a version before restoring to ensure it’s the right one

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Use Duplication

When in doubt, duplicate instead of restoring to preserve your work