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2025

Archive is a command that creates an archive of the current state of a Project. At a later time, you can restore an archived version of a Project, overwriting any changes you have made since the last archive. Archived Projects are stored in the file store as a zip file.

Archive command

Introduction

The Archive command creates a versioned ZIP snapshot of a Project so you can preserve, audit, and roll back configuration as needed. Archiving saves a copy of the Project's configuration into a file attached to the Project.

⚠	Archive only works on the full Project. You cannot archive individual objects inside a Project or Batches.

When to use

Use Archive when you want to:

Retain a historical copy of a Project before making significant changes.
Recover from accidental modifications or deletions by rolling back to a known-good configuration.
Audit or inspect previously published configurations.

Prerequisites:

The Archive command is available on Projects.
To restore, the Project must have one or more archived ZIP files attached.