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# View and Restore Pipeline

### **Viewing and Restoring Pipeline Versions**

Whenever you make a change and save the pipeline, a new version is created and added to the version history. You can view the version history and if necessary, restore an older version.

{% hint style="info" %}
Note: Version history is not supported in Minio or Redis storage devices.
{% endhint %}

Follow the steps below to view and restore the versions:

1. Click "**Pipelines"** tab and "**Select the application"** for which you want to edit the pipeline and then Click "**Configure"** to modify a pipeline as shown below.

![](/files/FeKKl2CV1K7IOx003JIT)

2\.  Click the "**Pipeline Actions"** from drop-down and select "**View Revision History".**           

![](/files/rOgxWJyZXTurrNcXAIiJ)

3\.  A window appears, displaying the current version's JSON representation. Click the **Revision** from drop-down to see the older versions as shown below.

![](/files/7pScLCKnINccV3ewn56f)

4\.  If you want to compare to any version, select the **compare to** from drop-down menu as shown below.

![](/files/H5OnKJTc1pZkQ4O8s9fw)

5\.  A button appears after you select a version from the **Revision** drop-down menu. Click the **Restore this version** button to restore that particular version as shown below.

![](/files/iOrMToWaYizXD0fj8R0u)


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