Improved scenario toolbar and version control
5 min
We've redesigned the scenario toolbar to make testing and version control easier. You can now add descriptions to scenario versions to track changes and restore the ones you need.
New scenario toolbar
The new toolbar keeps editing and testing controls together, and places scheduling and activation controls at the top where you can find them when your scenario is ready.
Key features
- Editing and testing controls: Run once and Save now appear side by side, so you can test changes and save your work from the same part of the toolbar.
- Save as version: Use Save as version to save and describe scenario versions.
- Scheduling and activation: Find scheduling and the Active or Inactive toggle in the top right. Scheduling opens in an overlay, and the toggle is green when the scenario is active.
Availability
Available on all plans.
Learn more
To check out what the community is saying, see Scenario toolbar upgrade.
Introducing descriptions for scenario versions
You can now add descriptions to scenario versions, so you can iterate safely without creating clone scenarios.
Key features
- Save as version: Select Save as version to add a custom description that records the changes you made.
- Contextual history: Version history shows descriptions next to timestamps, so it reads like a changelog.
- Editable descriptions: Edit the description of a past version in version history to keep it accurate as your scenario changes.
- Restore the right version: Read descriptions to find the version you need before you restore it.
Availability
Available on all plans.
Learn more
To learn about version control features in Make, see Scenario version control.
To check out what the community is saying, see Upgraded scenario version control.