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Understand when to revert an overridden property
Learn how to revert an overridden property
Reverting an overridden property to its original version is a quick way to retroactively clean up your tracking plan and maintain consistency across your event properties. Doing so tells Amplitude Data to update the property to match the latest state of the original version listed in the event properties table. Once reverted, any changes to the property will also apply to any events or property groups that use the original version of that property.
To revert an overridden property on a specific event, follow these steps:
Event rows that include “via property group…” are in the list because those events use a property group that includes this event property. Reverting the property on any one of those events will revert the property on all of them.
To revert an event property on a property group, follow these steps:
If you would like to see how the details will change once you revert before beginning the process, click Compare To Original. The original values will appear under any overridden values. Turn off this view by clicking Manage Override > Hide Comparison.
To review and revert any overrides for a specific property, follow these steps:
You can bulk revert all overrides from the Used By tab. Click Manage, and a modal will appear that allows you to review and bulk revert your overrides.
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August 5th, 2024
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