I would like to inspect the changes I have made to a query. I know how to get the History and it says when the change was made, and there is a way to revert-to each change, but is there a way to see what the changed query is without reverting it? The problem with reverting it is that apparently revert saves the change so it affects the version used by other people.
I've looked on the web for an answer to this question but I can't find one.
Hi @Deron
That's currently not support:
https://github.com/metabase/metabase/issues/15763 - upvote by clicking 
on the first post
Thanks for your quick response. Is there a workaround? I could revert-to revisions to see what is in them, but that seems to automatically save it for others. Is there some way to revert-to without saving?
@Deron No, the only workaround currently would be rather complicated, since you would have to look in the application database table revision