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Restoring deleted files

A file that has been committed to the repository will be stored forever and if deleted it can be restored, or undeleted. Deleted files can be seen in the file system after clicking the Enter undelete mode button.


Undelete mode

When focusing on a deleted file the View options and the Undelete button will be available. All versions of the file can be viewed and restored. Clicking on the Undelete button will restore the focused file.


Undeleted file

The undeleted file must then be committed, which is only possible after leaving undelete mode, before other users will be able to see it.

Files that cannot be restored
To be able to restore a deleted file it must be stored in the repository of the version control system. A file that was deleted before being committed consequently will not be found when entering undelete mode.