Undo !

[mitch.s]

undo when drawing

[Carl Claesson]

This is something we have on our roadmap and will be released in a future release.

 

Regards,

Carl

[Gobi Studio]

Lets say our admin deleted a complete folder instead of only one tast, is there a way to undo that mystake? Undo or history of action seems to us absolutely necessary. Being admin doesn't protect you from mystakes.

 

Mathieu.

[sonictk]

+1, this is something that has been requested before by our users here as well, would be a great QoL feature to add!

[Mattias Lagergren]

It is not something we have on the roadmap right now but I will make sure we have a proper feature request for it. 

 

 

 

Lets say our admin deleted a complete folder instead of only one tast, is there a way to undo that mystake? Undo or history of action seems to us absolutely necessary. Being admin doesn't protect you from mystakes. 

 

When you say folder you mean a folder item in ftrack? 

 

When this happens by mistake is it completely unintentional, like clicking the wrong buttons? Or is it more that you changed your mind / or mixed up the names of what you intended to delete? 

[jen_at_haverstack]

Sorry for reviving an old thread but an Undo feature is pretty high on my studio's list of feature requests. We sometimes run into an issue where our workers delete a task when they actually meant to delete a version or vice versa. A simple way to revert the past operation would be great.

[Simon Stålner]

Hi Jen,

Thanks for bringing this to our attention.
I understand your need for this feature and I've added this as a request. 

Thanks again!

 

Regards

Simon

[PeterH]

That sounds great, however I think 1 week would be too short.

For example, someone deleted an asset (without realising) last week thinking they'd just removed it from a list. In their eyes, nothing needed recovering, so it could have easily gone unnoticed for longer than a week.

[Ethan]

Andrew, yes please. As far as length of recovery just make it part of the ftrack config settings so users can choose how much they want to spend on storage for that purpose.