Undo and redo¶
Did a papers add and are unhappy with the result?
will revert to the previous version. If repeated, it will jump back and forth
between the latest and before-latest version. Unless papers is installed with
the --git option, in which case papers undo and papers redo will have
essentially infinite memory (doing undos and making a new commit risks losing
history, unless you keep track of the commit).
See Git integration for how to enable git-tracking.