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# Versioning
Umbraco Automate uses the same draft and published model as Umbraco content. Every save creates an immutable version. Only the published version responds to triggers.
## Draft and Published
| State | What it means |
| ----------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Draft** | Your in-progress edits. Does not run when triggers fire. |
| **Published** | The live version. Runs when triggers fire. |
| **Unpublished changes** | The draft is ahead of the published version. |
Editing a published automation creates a new draft. The live version keeps running until you publish your draft.
## Version History
The **Info** tab on an automation lists every version with its publish date and the user who published it. From the version list you can:
* **View** a previous version on the canvas.
* **Rollback** to a previous version. Rollback creates a new draft based on the chosen version.
The version history of an automation.
## In-Flight Runs
A run always completes on the version that was live when the run started. Publishing a new version, or rolling back, does not interrupt runs that are already in progress.
## See Also
* [Automations](/umbraco-automate/18.latest/concepts/automations.md)
* [Runs](/umbraco-automate/18.latest/concepts/runs.md)
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