To review changes made made to the Ontology globally:
By default, changes are collapsed. You can select the (down arrow) for any change to view details on the change.
In the Edits history dialog you have the option to hide changes you cannot see. These changes will exist if changes have been made to object types and link types in the Ontology to which you do not have access. In these cases, you will see that changes have been made to the Ontology, but no details of those changes.
Each entry in the edits history corresponds to a single instance of a user saving changes. You also have the option to consolidate the view by merging changes that have been made by the same author into a single entry.
At the bottom left of an Ontology resource’s view, there is a button stating when the object type, link type, or action type was last edited and by whom.
Selecting this button will open up an Edits history dialog for that specific resource. This dialog displays:
To restore an object type back to an older version of itself:
After restoring an object type to a previous version, any changes that were made after the entry you selected will be undone. The changes will be added to your working state and you will need to save your changes to the Ontology for your restore to take effect. Learn more about saving to the Ontology.