I think version control is currently rather limited and I would personally like to see a way to visually branch out, create something new and merge it once ready while maintaining the ability to edit the master in case a small change is needed.
Dylan De heer
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Yes definitely needed.
Version Control is possible now with Stacket for free: https://stacket.app/
This functionality is sorely lacking in Webflow, but there is a workaround for making small copy edits to one page while you are redesigning another page. Whe you want to redesign a page, duplicate it and save the new copy as a draft. This will ensure it doesn't get published when you make any other changes to your site.
https://university.webflow.com/lesson/drafted-pages
This is a huge issue. I could be working on a major redisign of a product page and then I can't publish one text change until that work is done.
There is a desperate need for some traditional development tools.
I've been so looking forward for a feature like this. 2 or 3 people working on the same site it's crazy, so many mistakes
We are actively working on moving off of WebFlow because of the lack of this capability. The lack of branching has made us unable to have more than 1 person (ONE!!!) safely work on the website at a time. Not at all prime-time ready!
Hey folks, if you want to move up-market and add some great logos to your customer list, you'd really need to find a solution for version control for Enterprise customers. Have a look at Retool.com, they have a very decent setup with Github.
Yes, we need this asap.
totally agree