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Published versions

Scripvio does not ask you to manage « file v1, v2, v3 ». Behind each note or journal entry, the app links a document (life thread) and versions: a draft to work in, a published one visible in the Library. This guide explains that model and how to update published content without losing track.

Drafts and published · Library overview


ConceptWhat it means for youVisible where
DocumentStable « card » (same sermon, same journal thread)Internal id — you mostly see title
DraftWork-in-progress versionCreate → Notes or Journal segment
Published versionFrozen catalog snapshotLibrary → read mode
stateDiagram-v2
[*] --> Draft: Create
Draft --> Published: Publish
Published --> Library: Published list
Library --> Draft2: New version
Draft2 --> Published: Publish again
Published --> Library: Replaces display

First publish: creating the published version

Section titled “First publish: creating the published version”
StepResult
Create (+ or Create list)Draft (document + work version)
Writing, autosaveDraft grows
Publish (title required)Draft closedpublished in Library

Messages: Note published. / Entry published. — or Publish queued (offline).

The active draft leaves Create; you do not « duplicate » the note — you turn that work into the Library reference.

Notes — draft and publish · Journal — draft and publish


You do not edit published body text in place in the Library. Official flow:

  1. Library → open note (Read) or entry (Journal).
  2. menu → New version…
    (not on View read-only preview from Create — for published Library read only.)

Create a new version?

Creating a new version generates a draft from the published note / entry.

  • The Library will stay unchanged.
  • The draft will appear under Create.
  • You can publish later to replace the published version.
ButtonEffect
CancelNo change
Create new versionCopies published → new work draft
Open draft (if exists)A draft already exists for this note / entry. — no second parallel draft
  1. Edit the draft (Edit entry / Note editor).
  2. Publish.
  3. Library then shows the new published content.

During steps 1–2:

AreaContent
LibraryPrevious published version (unchanged for readers)
CreateNew version draft

Notes and journal: same engine, adapted labels

Section titled “Notes and journal: same engine, adapted labels”
NoteJournal
MenuNew version…New version…
Dialog…from the published note…from the published entry
Existing draft hint…for this note…for this entry
After publishLibrary ReadLibrary Journal
PDF exportExport as PDF… on current publishedNo journal PDF

Detailed guides:

Edit a note · Journal overview


For the same already-published document:

  • Scripvio allows one active « new version » draft;
  • running New version… again offers Open draft instead of creating another;
  • avoids two parallel conflicting edits.

If you abandoned a version draft without publishing, reopen it under Create (right segment) or Open draft from Library read.


VisibleNot in the mobile app
Current published in LibraryFull history of past publishes
Published chip in readPermanent version number in UI
Active draft in CreateOne-click « restore yesterday’s publish »
Updated date on list cardsSide-by-side diff of two publishes

The server keeps history on your account; the mobile UI stays simple: one published reference, one work draft when needed.


FeatureWhich version counts
Library (list, search, favorites)Current published
PDF export (notes)Current published at export time
FavoriteTied to document / version — editable in read
Tracking links (journal)Fixed on published; change links via new version draft
Bible references (add in draft)Published on next Publish
Multi-device syncDraft and published per usual rules

  1. New version… from the Library note.
  2. Fix a section or summary in the draft.
  3. Publish → Library updated; PDF exported before the fix stays the old file (re-export if needed).
  1. New version… on published entry.
  2. Work several days in draft (Create → Journal).
  3. Library still shows the old entry until republish — expected.
  1. New version… (or complete existing draft).
  2. Enrich content.
  3. Publish to replace the too-short version.

There is no « undo publish » action — correction goes through new version + publish.


SymptomExplanationAction
Library shows old textDraft not republishedPublish draft in Create
No New version…Not Library published readOpen from Library, not Create preview
Two drafts for same itemOnly one allowedOpen draft
PDF feels « old »Export snapshot at moment TRe-export after republish
Publish queuedOfflineSync then Publish

Can I roll back to the publish before my last one?
Not via a button in the mobile app. A new Publish replaces the visible version; history is not listed.

Does publishing delete the old work draft?
Yes — that draft is closed and becomes published in the Library. To edit again, use New version….

Several notes from one service = several documents?
Yes. Each + → Note starts a new document (except untitled-draft reuse limits).

Does journal follow the same rules?
Yes: journal document, draft, publish, New version…, one version draft at a time.


GuideTopic
OverviewTab role
Search and filterList tools
Drafts and publishedStatuses
Find your contentPractical paths
This guideVersions and republish

Next documentation areas: Tracking, Bible search, Account, Offline, FAQ, etc.


TopicLink
Notes — versionsDraft and publish
Edit a noteEdit a note
Journal — versionsDraft and publish
PDF (published note)Export PDF
SyncSync