Version control

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Key Concepts

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Version

A version represents a specific state of your project. It captures the content of all prompts at a particular point in time.

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Drafts

Drafts are work-in-progress versions that haven’t been finalized yet. They allow you to make changes without affecting the main version of your project.

Other users can see all versions and modify them.

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Published version

Published versions are finalized versions that have been released into your app in production. They represent stable, approved states of your prompts.

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Working with Version Control

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Creating a Draft

To start making changes:

1. Navigate to a project.
2. Open the version dropdown in the sidebar.
3. Click on the New version button to create a draft.
   • Alternatively, you can click on View in an existing draft to open it.
4. Once you are in a draft, you can make changes to your prompts.

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Publishing a version

When you’re ready to finalize your changes:

1. Make sure you are in the version you want to publish.
2. Click Publish in the sidebar.
3. Confirm the publish and then your changes will be in production.

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Best Practices

• Review changes carefully before publishing.
• Use drafts for experimental changes or work-in-progress features.

By leveraging Latitude’s version control system, you can confidently manage your prompts, collaborate with team members, and maintain a clear history of your project’s evolution.