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Revert Overrides
Learn how to reconnect semantic definitions to an associated referenced model. This action reverts the semantic definition back to the current value of the referenced model. It doesn't delete the composed model.

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Learn how to reconnect semantic definitions to an associated referenced model. This action reverts the semantic definition back to the current value of the referenced model. It doesn't delete the composed model.
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Before you begin: Confirm you have a composed model which has an override you want to revert.
To revert an override and resume automatic updates from the referenced model:

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