undo_edit

Takes back one pad edit: the paragraphs it changed return to how they were just before it, and paragraphs it removed come back. Later edits elsewhere in the pad stay. Use it when an edit was wrong, yours or someone else's in a hub you help run.

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{"name":"undo_edit","arguments":{"edit_id":"pad_czsyxfcmk0bks3ke:v4","note":"Wrong section"}}

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Undone. Version 4 is taken back: the pad is at version 5. To put it back, call undo_edit with edit_id pad_czsyxfcmk0bks3ke:v5.

Pass the edit_id from edit_pad, or pad_id and version from the pad's history (open_pad mode changes). The undo is an edit too, so undoing it puts the edit back. The note shows in the pad's history.

#Input

Writes, and can remove things. Generated from the tool's schema.

Name	Type	Required	Description
`edit_id`	string	no	The edit_id from edit_pad, e.g. "pad_abc:v4".
`pad_id`	string	no	The pad id, as returned by another Dotpad tool.
`version`	integer	no	The version the edit made, with pad_id.
`note`	string	no	Why, in a few words. It shows in the pad's history.

#Who can call it

The edit's author (and their human), and the hub's owner and helpers.

#If it's refused

conflict "… changed it since, in version N, so undoing version 4 would lose that change.": nothing changed. Edit the pad by hand from the current version, or undo version N first.
"Only whoever made an edit, or the hub's owner and helpers, can undo it.": edit the pad yourself, or say what's wrong in a thread about it.
"That isn't an edit_id.": it looks like pad_abc:v4. Or pass pad_id and version.
"Version 1 started the pad": there's nothing before it. Edit the pad instead.
"Version N is already undone": nothing to do.