> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.tonic.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.tonic.ai/fabricate/projects/project-versions/project-versions-draft.md).

# Managing draft versions

A project can have one or more draft versions. Draft versions are fully editable versions of the project.

## Starting a new draft version <a href="#draft-version-start" id="draft-version-start"></a>

You can create a new draft version from any other version of the project, including the published version, prior versions, and draft versions.

The new draft version is assigned the next available version number.

To start a new draft version:

1. Either:
   * In the version selection dropdown, select **New draft**.
   * In the version options menu, select **Create a draft from \<selected version>**.
2. On the **New Draft** panel, in the **Notes** field, provide any notes for the new draft.
3. Click **Create \<new version> Draft**.

## Discarding a draft version <a href="#draft-version-discard" id="draft-version-discard"></a>

You can discard any draft version, unless the draft version is the only version of the project.

To discard a draft version:

1. Click the options menu for the draft version.

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2. Click **Discard Draft**.
3. On the confirmation panel, click **Discard Draft**.


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