Understanding Revisions in Drupal
In Drupal, revisions (or versions of content) allow you to track changes over time. Every time an editor saves content, a new revision can be created.
Example:
- An editor publishes an article → Revision #1 is created (default).
- A week later, the editor updates the article → Revision #2 is created (becomes default).
- The database keeps both revisions, but visitors see only the default version.
Revisions let you: