Recently deleted
Recently deleted is a holding place for deleted items, where they wait for a set time and can be restored before they are removed for good.
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What it is
Deleting something by mistake is common, and an instant, final delete turns a slip into lost work. A recently deleted list keeps what you delete for a fixed time, so you can bring it back in one step while that time runs.
When the time is up, the item is removed for good. A clear date for that tells you how long you have, and when your data really goes.
In Xodia
In Xodia, a project you delete moves to Recently deleted, on the Projects page, for 30 days. Each one shows when it was deleted and when its files go, and Restore brings it back to Projects, unpublished, so you go live again when you're ready.
Only members allowed to delete projects see the list. After 30 days a project's files are removed for good and it can't be restored, though code you pushed to GitHub stays in your repository.
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Related terms
- Restore pointA restore point is a saved state of a website you can go back to in one step if a later change goes wrong.
- StagingStaging is a copy of a website where changes are checked before they go live, usually built from a separate branch and kept away from visitors and search engines.
- Draft modeDraft mode is a way for a site to show unpublished content to editors, such as a draft post in a CMS, while visitors keep seeing only what has been published.