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**Motivation** Rollbacks appear in list views (such as history, recent changes), but also in the diff view. In both cases it should be possible to see a confirmation prompt **User story** As an editor for whom the rollback confirmation prompt is enabled I want to see a rollback confirmation prompt when I click on "rollback X edits" in the diff view so that I can revoke the action if it was not the one I intended. **Mocks** Before the user clicked on the rollback link: {F28084805} Once users who have the confirmation prompt enabled clicked on the link: {F28084808} **Acceptance Criteria** [] If users with enabled rollback confirmation prompt click on `rollback X edits` in the header of the diff view, they see a confirmation prompt `Rollback of X edits? Rollback Cancel` [] The confirmation prompt should appear in the same position the initial ` rollback X edits` had, with all possible syntax around it staying intact [] If only one edit is supposed to be rollbacked, the wording should say `rollback 1 edit` [] If users click on `Rollback` of the confirmation prompt, the rollback action should be executed [] If users click on `Cancel`, the original state should be retained, i.e. ` rollback X edits` should again be visible

**Motivation** Rollbacks appear in list views (such as history, recent changes), but also in the diff view. In both cases it should be possible to see a confirmation prompt **User story** As an editor for whom the rollback confirmation prompt is enabled I want to see a rollback confirmation prompt when I click on "rollback X edits" in the diff view so that I can revoke the action if it was not the one I intended. **Mocks** Before the user clicked on the rollback link: {F28084805} Once users who have the confirmation prompt enabled clicked on the link: {F28084808} **Acceptance Criteria** [] If users with enabled rollback confirmation prompt click on `rollback X edits` in the header of the diff view, they see a confirmation prompt `Rollback of X edits? Rollback Cancel` [] The confirmation prompt should appear in the same position the initial ` rollback X edits` had, with all possible syntax around it staying intact [] If only one edit is supposed to be rollbacked, the wording should say `rollback 1 edit` [] If users click on `Rollback` of the confirmation prompt, the rollback action should be executed [] If users click on `Cancel`, the original state should be retained, i.e. ` rollback X edits` should again be visible **Notes** -The thanks confirmation prompt comes with an animation. At this stage this is not required yet, but if it is easier to realize the story with implementing an animation, that is ok as well.

**Motivation** Rollbacks appear in list views (such as history, recent changes), but also in the diff view. In both cases it should be possible to see a confirmation prompt **User story** As an editor for whom the rollback confirmation prompt is enabled I want to see a rollback confirmation prompt when I click on "rollback X edits" in the diff view so that I can revoke the action if it was not the one I intended. **Mocks** Before the user clicked on the rollback link: {F28084805} Once users who have the confirmation prompt enabled clicked on the link: {F28084808} **Acceptance Criteria** [] If users with enabled rollback confirmation prompt click on `rollback X edits` in the header of the diff view, they see a confirmation prompt `Rollback of X edits? Rollback Cancel` [] The confirmation prompt should appear in the same position the initial ` rollback X edits` had, with all possible syntax around it staying intact [] If only one edit is supposed to be rollbacked, the wording should say `rollback 1 edit` [] If users click on `Rollback` of the confirmation prompt, the rollback action should be executed [] If users click on `Cancel`, the original state should be retained, i.e. ` rollback X edits` should again be visible **Notes** -The thanks confirmation prompt comes with an animation. At this stage this is not required yet, but if it is easier to realize the story with implementing an animation, that is ok as well.