What revert does
Revert cancels one specific past change from the history, wherever it sits in the list, and leaves everything that came after it untouched.
How it differs from undo
This is different from Undo, which only peels back your most recent change. Revert lets you reach into the list and cancel a single entry on its own. That is what makes the history safe to use when several people are editing at once: you can take back one change without unwinding everyone else's work.
Reverting an entry
Hover over that entry in the list. While you hover, the canvas previews what reverting would do, so you can see the outcome before committing to it.
The reverted entry is removed from the list rather than adding a new "undo" line, which keeps the history tidy and easy to read. If the hover preview isn't for you, the panel's settings gear switches it off.
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