Feature Request

Links to articles contain article versions. We always need to have the latest version of the article linked. How do we do that?

It would be useful to occasionally be able to restore a version of an article or page category. In this way, if an unwanted change were published you could restore the previous content

When an author changes the state of an article from draft to review... there's no audit trail. It becomes difficult to find out who made reviewed the article. Can this be captured in the article history? There should be some way to filter (in or out) these events at the article level.

In the article "View history" details, the panel shows when the version was forked, but in weeks, months, etc. (example: v4 forked from v3 - 1 month ago). Could that be changed to display the actual date the version was forked?

When updating articles, it doesn't allow us to link to draft articles. Especially when we are creating release notes, or documentation that is to go out in the next release, we can't link articles that cannot be published till a the feature is live. So long as the article is in a draft state, it should allow us to link to other drafts as well. That way a lot of the linking work is not left pending till the nth moment.

Please show the area where code changes were made, even if there is no impact to the rendered view. For example, if a link is changed, the rendered view does not show any changes. But since it was the link, there should be a highlight on the text of the link. This makes it easy to consume. Not everyone would want to go through lines of code to find out what has changed between versions.

When you fork an article, but realize that you don't need that draft anymore, It would be nice to have the option to discard that draft.