Dashboard Version History
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Every save to a dashboard creates a new revision. Use Version History to review past changes, compare them against the current version, and recover from an unwanted edit — without duplicating the dashboard or relying on Terraform state.
Open the dashboard.
From the Actions menu, select Version History.
A panel opens showing every revision, grouped by date, most recent first.
Select any revision in the list to preview a diff against the dashboard's current state — added, removed, and changed widgets are highlighted.
From a previewed revision, choose Restore to make it the dashboard's current version. Restoring creates a new revision on top of the history rather than deleting anything, so you can always go back further if needed.
A revision doesn't have to be restored to be reused. Choose Export on any revision to get its JSON (or Terraform, see Managing Dashboards with Terraform) without changing the dashboard's current state — useful for diffing a past layout or pulling an old widget's query.
For dashboards managed by Terraform, Version History is a good first check before assuming a change needs to be re-applied from code — a revision may already contain what you're looking for.
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