The Protocol Editor uses a versioning system in order to keep track of all the relevant changes made to a graph, capturing relevant information on who edited it, changes made, and when were they were made.
The versioning system works in the following way:
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When in draft mode it means that a graph is not released and is not active. Call takers will not have access to it in Triage.
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As a draft, the graph can be edited at any time since the graph is not released.
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When a graph is released, you can still edit the description of the released version of the graph.
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However, the version number will be locked and the graph contents will no longer be editable.
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If you want to make changes to a released graph, you can do so by creating a draft of the released version.
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It is possible to delete either a version of the graph or the entire graph.
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To delete a single version, you can click on the 3-dots icon next to the graph to open the menu and find the delete button at the bottom of the menu.
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To delete a graph, you can do so in the graph settings menu.
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There is a 2-step confirmation, so the system will ask you to confirm the action before actually deleting the graph.
⚠️ There is no trash container, so any deletions are immediately permanent.
Further Reading:
How To Videos - Protocol Editor: Welcome to the Editor
How To Videos - Protocol Editor: Accessing the New Menus
How To Videos - Protocol Editor: The Main Menu
How To Videos - Protocol Editor: Branches
How To Videos - Protocol Editor: Nodes and Blocks
How To Videos - Protocol Editor: Introduction to logic and basic call flow
How To Videos - Protocol Editor: Flow Value Collectors