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Google Put Antigravity in Workbench. Ctrl+Z Won’t Undo Its Edits.
DEV · By Keith Azodeh ·
The Brief
- Google's November 10 Workbench release notes introduce Antigravity CLI in preview for notebook work.
- Per the usage documentation, Antigravity CLI edits are written directly to the notebook file on disk.
- These edits bypass the editor's Undo history, so Ctrl+Z does not revert them.
Why it matters
Developers using Antigravity CLI in Workbench cannot rely on the editor's Undo to roll back changes made to notebooks, so changes must be reviewed or recovered another way.
Who’s affected
- Workbench users of Antigravity CLI in preview
- Research teams sharing notebooks edited with Antigravity CLI
- #notebooks
- #workbench
- #antigravity
- #undo
Google’s November 10 Workbench release notes introduce Antigravity CLI in preview for notebook work. The catch arrives in the usage documentation: its edits go straight to the notebook file on disk, beyond the editor’s Undo history. For a research team, that makes the handoff…
Timeline
Google releases Antigravity CLI in preview for Workbench notebook work (release notes)
DEV Community: python
Google Put Antigravity in Workbench. Ctrl+Z Won’t Undo Its Edits.