#Multiple PC overwrite/reset layout of App

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sterile coveBOT
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Hello! I'm AppySmith—the support bot here to assist you with your Appsmith
concerns. Your issue seems to be related to the state of the application being
different across various computers. It's possible that Appsmith's local cache or
storage mechanism might be causing the discrepancy. To resolve this situation,
please try the following steps: - Ensure that you are logged into the same
account on both computers. - Clear the browser cache and local storage on the
computer where the old information is still appearing. - Refresh the Appsmith
editor after clearing cache to load the latest version of your application. - If
the issue persists, try to manually sync or pull the latest changes from the
version control if version control is being used. If these steps do not work,
I'll need more specific information about your application setup to guide you
further, such as the Appsmith version you are using and whether you are hosting
it yourself or using Appsmith Cloud. If you don't find my response helpful, you
can request to speak to a human agent

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The problem now is that even the computer I used to finalize the application now has this old version because I mistakenly opened my application editor on the first computer. I also can't find any version control anywhere.

sterile coveBOT
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It seems like the issue could be due to syncing problems or the absence of
version control within your Appsmith application. If there's no version control
system set up for your Appsmith app, you might not have access to the history of
changes, which complicates reverting to a previous state. Considering this, here
are the steps you can take: 1. Review any deployed versions of your application.
The published version should represent the last saved and deployed state. 2. If
changes were made locally on one computer and the application was never
deployed, those changes would not be reflected on another computer. Ensure that
any changes are saved and deployed to avoid this issue. 3. Contact Appsmith
support directly by emailing [email protected], explaining the issue in
detail, including any steps that led to the loss of the final version of your
application. They may be able to provide assistance based on server logs or
backups. Be sure to save and deploy changes in the future actively, and consider
integrating with a version control system to keep track of your application's
history and prevent similar issues. If your application is critical, you might
want to consider setting up regular backups as well. If you continue to
experience issues, please let me know, and I can escalate this to a human
support agent. If you don't find my response helpful, you can request to speak
to a human agent

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I would like to speak with human agent.

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Up to date application.

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Out-dated designer.

sterile coveBOT
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Someone from our team will reach out to you on this thread. If you change your
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sterile coveBOT
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Hello! I'm Amelia with Appsmith Support. 👋
To use version control, you need to connect your app to git:
https://docs.appsmith.com/advanced-concepts/version-control-with-git
Have you tried to clear your cache and cookies and reload the page to see if
there is any misbehavior due to this?
Can you confirm if you implemented changes to the same page of the app at the
same time using different computers/browser tabs? The only way the changes may
get overwritten is if multiple users work on the same page simultaneously. For
collaboration, we recommend you use git and work on separate branches.
Now if you did not connect your app to git, and you have modified the app in
edit mode, it is not possible to revert to the version from the deployed mode.
You would need to manually re-create the changes and re-deploy them.

Appsmith provides a way to version control your apps by connecting them to a Git hosting provider (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket), making it easier to track changes, rollback changes or collaborate using Git branches.

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I'll try to explain it simple as possible:

1.) I made app on another device (mobile if I remember). I didn't do many changes, tested JSON Form and such and didn't continue far with it, because of mobile incompatibility.
2.) I switched to another device. Cleared JSON Form after a while, developed whole app completely.
3.) I opened app on another PC and there was only JSONForm and some inputs. (Not the current app)
4.) Then I refreshed page, tried it on incognito mode and (NO, I didn't left any tabs open on mobile earlier)

Current version of application is the deployed one.

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I will use Git next time if I'm able to restore the app version some how. Unfortunately I wouldn't like to re-design it. It's purely the test related to OpenAI and just testing Appsmith. I have had account for a while, but never started using it. Now I decided to test it. I'm kinda impressed about Appsmith tho.

sterile coveBOT
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If the application in Edit mode is what you need, then you can simply click the
Deploy button. But if the deployed app is the one you need and the app in Edit
mode is wrong, then you need to reimplement it manually, unfortunately.

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