The History panel is where you see your commit history in BaseHub. We've completely revamped it to give you more control and visibility into how your content has evolved over time.
Filter Your Commit History
Previously, the History panel was a simple chronological list of commits. Now, you can filter commits based on who made them and when they were created.
Looking for changes made by a specific team member? Just select their name from the author filter. Need to find commits from last week? Use the date range picker to narrow down your search. This makes it much easier to find exactly what you're looking for, especially in repositories with extensive commit histories.
Time Travel Through Your Repository
One of the most powerful new features is the ability to navigate your repository at any point in time. Select any commit from your history, and you'll see exactly how your repository looked at that moment.
This is incredibly useful for:
Understanding how your content has evolved
Reviewing changes before making further edits
Training new team members on your content structure
Troubleshooting issues by comparing different versions
Restore Previous States
Found an older version of a block that you prefer? Now you can easily restore it. When viewing a historical version of your repository, you can select any block and restore it to that previous state.
This means no more digging through commit histories trying to manually recreate previous content. With just a few clicks, you can bring back exactly what you need.
Getting Started
The new History panel is available now. To try it out:
Navigate to the History tab in your repository
Use the filters to find specific commits
Click on any commit to view your repository at that point in time
Explore your historical content and restore blocks as needed
We're excited to see how this improved History panel helps you manage your content more effectively. Let us know what you think!