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- September 11, 2026 at 3:06 AM UTC
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A template is a document with a layer of fields over it, and a version of it is both halves: its bytes and that layer. Its underlying file's saves already reach the version history (kamo-shared-library 6d0523e8, docsservice 3ef26d1); this is the other half. saveDesign and revertDesign hand the change to **************** in the same transaction as the design write, so a version never names a design that was rolled back. What that writes is the category's versioning mode: under Automatic a new version of the template (one member's saves within ten minutes grow one version, so pressing Save after every field is still one version of the work), under Manual the working copy moves, under Disabled nothing. A layer keyed on something that is not a document id has no history to write, and saves as before.