More reliable revisions and timelines

Document replacements recover after interruptions, while timeline updates preserve your edits, keep supported events, and reject invalid ordering rules.

Changes

Fixed

Interrupted document replacements recover using the revision you submitted, rather than the previous document.
Accepted TXT-to-DOCX and DOCX-to-TXT replacements are read in their new format.
A verified replacement can be processed even when the previous document failed.
Long-running document processing stays protected against duplicate or superseded work, and delayed uploads respect available processing capacity.
If relationship or timeline results cannot be saved, the document no longer appears to finish successfully with nothing found.
Timelines keep document-supported events after a merge and stop automatically restoring deleted events.
Timeline updates reject conflicting chronology before applying it, require source support for calendar dates, and keep the last good chronology when an update cannot complete.
Storylines stay distinct when a story splits, and your renamed or reorganized storylines remain under your control.
Events sharing a position in the text are no longer automatically treated as simultaneous.
Viewers cannot create or delete timeline ordering rules; invalid event references, self-references, and inconsistent time gaps are refused.
Storylines cannot be nested under themselves, their descendants, or a storyline in another project.