Publishing, versions and rollback
Publishing builds a static copy of the page and spreads it across the CDN. Every publish is a separate version you can roll back to.
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What happens on publish
The editor hands a snapshot of the blocks to the builder: it renders HTML, optimises images and uploads the files to object storage. The edge worker starts serving the new version as soon as the pointer flips — visitors never see an intermediate state.
History and rollback
The publish history shows who published the page and when. A rollback flips the pointer to the chosen version: the files are already in storage, so the switch is instant.
IMPORTANT
The service keeps the five most recent versions of a page. Older ones are swept from storage and can no longer be restored — if a version matters, don’t postpone the rollback.