How many versions are kept in Note History?

[Cardin 20]

Hi there!

Does anyone know how many versions are kept in the Note History? I noticed I only have logs going from today till April 28th 2022.

I checked the Evernote FAQs but they didn't mention the details.

[DTLow 5,680]

I have a document that was updated weekly

Note History has versions back to 2015 when the document was created

[Cardin 20]

@DTLow Oh. That's great!

I don't have any other note that is as long or as frequently updated to reference. Perhaps my note had a glitch due to Note Conflict, or some other one-off incident. Thanks!

[gazumped 9,563]

I believe Note History is supposed to start with the creation of the note,  though it can be reset by a major change like moving from one notebook to another.  Don't know if that's still the case in v10.

[Cardin 20]

I’ve definitely moved that note across notebooks before, so that might be the case!

[eric99 543]

3 hours ago, gazumped said:

I believe Note History is supposed to start with the creation of the note,  though it can be reset by a major change like moving from one notebook to another.  Don't know if that's still the case in v10.

hmm, I just tested this in V10 and the note history isn't reset when moving from one notebook to another.

[PinkElephant 5,174]

Note history is not depending on moving a note. Each note has a unique ID, and note history is moving along, wherever is goes.

Something else is a duplicated note: It is a clone of the original note, but note history is pristine.

[eric99 543]

3 minutes ago, PinkElephant said:

Note history is not depending on moving a note. Each note has a unique ID, and note history is moving along, wherever is goes.

Something else is a duplicated note: It is a clone of the original note, but note history is pristine.

So, in case of duplicate notes, if you decide to proceed with the cloned version and delete the original, your history is probably lost?

[PinkElephant 5,174]

Yes, if you proceed with the duplicate, it starts with note history set to zero. From there it will build its own history.

Sometimes good to know: It is a simple way to get rid of all the older versions while keeping the content.

Just try it yourself !

[eric99 543]

1 hour ago, PinkElephant said:

Yes, if you proceed with the duplicate, it starts with note history set to zero. From there it will build its own history.

Sometimes good to know: It is a simple way to get rid of all the older versions while keeping the content.

Just try it yourself !

for instance, if your encrypted note was saved unencrypted before (unintentionally)