- Issue created by @charles belov
Currently, in order to figure out which revision you might want to revert to, one has to do it from the list of revisions, for example, /node/1/revisions, then click around to the different revisions defined the one you want. You have to click into each revision from the list and see whether it has the content you want to revert to. The list contains additional information which is not visible when viewing the revision itself. This creates a cognitive load from having to remember which version you are currently looking at. It would be better if the information about a particular revision which is viewable in the revision list were also viewable on the revision itself.
On a website which automatically creates a new revision for each new draft of a page, while logged in as a user who has permission to revert:
Desired result: There is an informational message on the page giving the date, time, and editor of the revision being viewed. There might also be a sequence number, such as "Revision 2 of 4".
Actual result: There is no information about the revision. I have to suss out whether it is the correct revision solely from looking at the contents or I have to remember the contents of the list, a cognitive load.
Add an informational message to /node/[node number]/revisions/[revision number]/view giving the date, time, and editor of the revision being viewed. There might also be a sequence number, such as "Revision 2 of 4".
Add an informational message to /node/[node number]/revisions/[revision number]/view giving the date, time, and editor of the revision being viewed. There might also be a sequence number, such as "Revision 2 of 4".
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