GitHub user yangzhang75 edited a comment on the discussion: Proposal - Pin the published version of a workflow
##summary from the group meeting (Thursday, Aug 20) We went through the proposal above and converged on two options for the author, and nothing else: - Follow latest — exactly what Texera does today: the public sees the author's latest content, updated on every save. This stays the default, so a workflow whose author never pins behaves as it always has. - Pin current version — the public keeps seeing the version the author pinned. Later edits stay in the author's working copy; pinning again is how those edits become public. The title and the description freeze with the graph, so a pinned workflow appears on the Hub exactly as it was pinned. Once the author edits past the pin, the two copies differ — and the pinned one is still reachable. The revision panel marks it (Currently public), so it can be restored like any other version; and on the Hub the author can open it and clone it exactly like any other user does. What this drops from the proposal above. No library of past publications to pick from: only one version is ever on show, and there is no picker listing what was published before. The two paths above already cover getting an earlier copy back. GitHub link: https://github.com/apache/texera/discussions/7128#discussioncomment-18113196 ---- This is an automatically sent email for [email protected]. To unsubscribe, please send an email to: [email protected]
