Atono tracks changes your team makes to the content of your stories and bugs—so you can see how work has evolved, understand why changes were made, and restore earlier versions if needed.

View version history

Open the story or bug.
In the item header, click the ellipsis (...) icon and select Version history.
- This option is only available if there's more than one version. If no changes have been made yet, the option will be disabled.

This opens a side panel showing a list of all previous versions of the item, with the most recent version selected by default.

Each version displays the time and date of the update and who made the change. To reduce noise, multiple edits made within a short timeframe are grouped together as a single version.

You can also open version history directly from the Activities list by clicking on a description update. This opens the corresponding version immediately, so you can jump straight into the relevant changes.

Browse and compare changes

Click any version in the list to view it. The most recent version is selected by default.

Each version highlights what changed compared to the version immediately before it:

Additions are shown in green.
Deletions are shown in red with strikethrough.

Restore a previous version

Hover over the version you want to restore.
Click the ellipsis (...) icon when it appears and select Restore this version.
A confirmation dialog appears before restoring.
- You’ll be warned if any AC-level comments or attachments in your current version will be lost—these won’t be restored unless they’re also present in the version you’re reverting to.
- General comments on the item or attachments in the area below the text in a story or bug will be preserved.
Click Restore version, or click X to cancel.

Restoring creates a new version identical to the one you selected. That restored version:

Becomes the new current version.
Shows changes relative to the version that was current before the restore.
Appears in the Activities list as an update to the item's description.