# Revert a message on a branch

By Steven Van · 2026-09-07

Reverting on a branch now creates a new commit on that branch alone, leaving main unchanged.

[Base44](<https://creatorstoolbox.com/tools/base44>) has added a Revert option to version history on any branch you can write to. Reverting restores that branch's checkpoint as a new commit on the branch itself, so main stays untouched. Editing and resending a message still applies to main, as before.

The change is part of Base44's [September 7 update](<https://docs.base44.com/changelog/product#september-7-2026>).

[![](<https://docs.base44.com/images/base44-docs-og.png>)](<https://docs.base44.com/changelog/product#september-7-2026>)

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Sources

[Original source](<https://docs.base44.com/changelog/product#september-7-2026>)

[Read Revert a message on a branch on Creators Toolbox](<https://creatorstoolbox.com/blog/base44-revert-a-message-on-a-branch>)

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