# Save with element publication ## Save the currently being created/edited application element After making changes and clicking the button **Save**, a popup will appear with the option to save a new version of the business application element. In the element name and in the description **you can** use the following characters: * uppercase and lowercase letters (without Polish characters), * numbers, * hyphens ( - ), * underscores ( \_ ). It is possible to add a comment and determine whether the current version of the artifact is a new Major version (`*.1`), or a subversion for the current branch (`1.*`). More about versioning in the chapter [Versioning](https://docs.eximee.com/documentation/documentation-en/budowanie-aplikacji/aplikacja-biznesowa/wersjonowanie).

**Figure 1.** Standard artifact save popup

## Dependencies that will be changed When saving an application element, a list of other elements is displayed, which will be affected by the saved version. You should review it and check the checkbox **I have reviewed the list of dependencies**.

**Figure 2.** Artifact save popup with the list of dependencies

## Publishing the selected version of the application element Publishing a version of an application element other than the highest one available in the repository is possible in several ways. For example, when in read-only mode in the form editor, you can choose the button **Versions**, and then after the window appears **Version history** select the option from the context menu **Publish**:

**Figure 3.** A window with the application version history and a context menu containing the publish option

The version history window can also be displayed while in the form editor, where for each template the context menu includes the option **Version history**. ## Currently effective version of the application element The only information about the currently effective version of the artifact is **checking the date of the last save**. {% hint style="warning" %} In the case of forms, remember that it is not the artifact version that indicates the effective one. The illustration below shows that changes were made in version 2.\*, but whether this is the version in effect for the application depends on whether another version has not been published (see above). {% endhint %}