Hello,

I made a ticket a long time ago on this subject but I am submitting this as a follow-up as the ticket told me it is working as intended.

If you edit a word document under version control and press CTRL+S you can save your progress.

When you close the document you are prompted to either save as a new document, save as a new version or discard changes.

The issue here is that if you choose to discard changes it still keeps the changes that were triggered during CTRL+S however the document does not get marked as a new version but changes are made. This causes version control to be by-passed.

Could someone explain why this is as intended? As if changes are made and the user selects discard changes why would the document retain those changes and not create a new version?