Find a restore point
Select your project name in the top bar, then select History. Search by name or scroll to load older restore points. Open the three-dot menu beside a restore point to edit its name and description, or to delete it. Clear names such as “Before homepage launch” make recovery easier. Restore points Fimo created for you carry a label saying where they came from: Agent, Deploy, Merge, Content edit, or Before restore. Points you named yourself have no label, so they stand out in a long list.Before restore points are the safety copies Fimo takes before each restore. They are named after the version you were restoring, so several can share a name. Keep the most recent one until you are happy with the result.
Restore a version
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Choose a restore point
Find the state you want in History and open its three-dot menu.
2
Select Restore
Review the confirmation. Restoring replaces the current Branch’s code and content.
3
Confirm the restore
Select Restore, then open Preview and check the restored result.
Use the CLI for named checkpoints
Studio lets you search, rename, and restore existing points. A developer can create a named point from the repository:What’s next
Preview vs production
Review a restored state without publishing it.
Publish
Publish after verification.
Launch checklist
Keep a recovery path for launch.