The community member is having trouble selecting a different build version for their actor when running it manually. They can only select the latest build version, and cannot delete or change the default build. The community members suggest creating a fork of the actor to create a new version, and changing the default version/build in the settings before deleting the latest build. However, there is no explicitly marked answer in the comments.
I have an actor that I would like to select a different build version to be used when ran manually. On the actors page source tab > input tab > run options section; the build is set to the latest an cannot be changed there with a note of "Version of Actor is fixed to latest build of currently selected version. To change version, please use the selector on top of this page." When I try to select from the top of the page my only option is latest and I cannot type the version I would like to use nor are the list of builds that can be found on the build tab of the actor. I also have the same issue when I try to do this in the builds tab, the dropdown only provided latest and I cannot type a specific build into it. I thought maybe I could just remove(deleting) the latest build returning to the version I would like to use, then rebuild once I have completed the manual run. However I cannot delete this build "Error: Cannot delete build (Deleting an Actor's default build is not allowed.)"
However when the actor set up to run on a scheduled I can provide the specific build version.
Any advice or help to allow me to select a different build version is greatly appreciated.
Hello , to have multiple versions of one Actor, you can create a fork on the source tab of the Actor. This will allow you to create a new version in the major.minor format and you will be able to switch between them.
Okay thanks for the insight - However is there a way to delete the latest build that is attached to the actor? When I try I get "Error: Cannot delete build (Deleting an Actor's default build is not allowed.)". Is there a way to by pass that?
