Question 1

Does DSR Docs keep version history for documentation pages?

Accepted Answer

Yes, for every page, automatically. A snapshot is captured on every save, so there is nothing to enable and nothing to schedule. It works the same whether the page was written in the built-in editor or committed through the Git-backed docs-as-code workflow.

Question 2

Can I revert a documentation page to an earlier version?

Accepted Answer

Yes, in one click from the page's timeline. A revert is itself a save, so it appends a new snapshot rather than rewriting the past — you can always roll forward again.

Question 3

Can I see what changed between two versions of a page?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Any point in the timeline shows a diff against the current text, plus a fully rendered preview of how the page looked that day — not just the raw Markdown.

Question 4

Who can see page history, and does it leak into search?

Accepted Answer

Snapshots are visible only to editors and admins, and they are filtered out of search and navigation, so readers never stumble into an old revision. Every change is also recorded in the admin audit log — what was edited, when, and by whom.

Question 5

Where is the revision history stored?

Accepted Answer

On your own infrastructure. DSR Docs is self-hosted in a single Docker container, so every snapshot stays inside your deployment — including on-premises and air-gapped installations, where a hosted version-history service would not be an option.