# Versions

Publish again and the link you already sent shows the new work. Earlier versions are kept, ready to preview, download or bring back in one click.

Source: https://publidock.com/product/versions

## What it does

- Publish again, same link: Drop the new export on the site and it goes live at the address you already sent.
- Preview any version: Pick an earlier version in the site’s preview to see exactly what people saw then.
- Restore in one click: Make an earlier version live again. The one it replaces is kept, so you can switch back.
- Change one file: Replace or remove single files on the Files tab and publish them together as the next version. No re-upload of the rest.
- Download any version: Get the exact files of any version that is still in your history.
- From your tools too: The CLI, the API and your AI assistant publish to the same slug, so automated updates keep the link as well.

## Which plans have it

| Feature | Plans |
| --- | --- |
| Version history | Last 5 on Free; last 5 plus 30 days on Solo and Team; last 10 plus a year on Business |
| One-click rollback | Every plan |

## Guides

- [How to share a Jupyter notebook as an HTML report](https://publidock.com/blog/share-jupyter-notebook-as-html/index.md)
- [How to publish a Quarto HTML report](https://publidock.com/blog/publish-quarto-html-report/index.md)
- [How to fix missing images and CSS after publishing HTML](https://publidock.com/blog/fix-missing-images-and-css-in-html-uploads/index.md)
- [How to share interactive Plotly charts with a link](https://publidock.com/blog/share-interactive-plotly-charts/index.md)

## Does the link change when I publish again?

No. A new version goes live at the same address, whether you publish from the browser, the CLI, the API or your AI assistant.

## How long is version history kept?

Free keeps the last 5 versions. Solo and Team keep the last 5 plus anything from the past 30 days. Business keeps the last 10 plus a year.

## What happens to the version I replace when I restore an older one?

It is kept. Restoring only changes which version is live, so you can switch back at any time.