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I am a superadmin. I have a list of changes that my users or admins have made to models. That is GREAT. I can see those changes. But I cannot UNDO changes. If I don't like something they've done, I have to go and manually undo those changes. Right now, I don't even have a link to go to the admin panel for that entry to quickly edit it:
How I see it implemented
Not sure:
Solution A. We could create an Undo operation, that just sets the changed attributes to their previous values.
Solution B. We could create a link to that Subject edit form (if it exists). Ideally with the attributes already changed to the previous values, thereby making it easier to save the old values but ALSO any new changes you want to make.
What we have to take into account is that... ActivityLog isn't just used for tracking model changes. It's also used to log various other activities right? Custom ones. So we'd need to differentiate between the two, and only allow the Undo/Revert when it makes sense.
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Feature Request
Not urgent. This is a SHOULD-DO/COULD-DO.
What I am trying to achieve
I am a superadmin. I have a list of changes that my users or admins have made to models. That is GREAT. I can see those changes. But I cannot UNDO changes. If I don't like something they've done, I have to go and manually undo those changes. Right now, I don't even have a link to go to the admin panel for that entry to quickly edit it:
How I see it implemented
Not sure:
What we have to take into account is that... ActivityLog isn't just used for tracking model changes. It's also used to log various other activities right? Custom ones. So we'd need to differentiate between the two, and only allow the Undo/Revert when it makes sense.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: