Apologies for delay, been tied up for awhile and backlogged follow up on this. So far none have met the need and will likely need to open a feature request. Working within a dev team and not knowing which dev commented out code and created a revision on a rule is quite important and would solve some issues. This is why we may see features rapidly going out and some other features cancelling out the prior code causing regressionary bugs -- like "who did this?" if I knew who then I can ask why? Ov...

Great idea, I'll still have to do this but highly doubt the events are as granular to state what revision of a rule someone created. Fingers crossed, will let know the outcome.

oops, accidentally marked this as correct like it is the exact answer I am looking for (unfortunately it is not), I meant to correct it as if to correct the error in communication or desire. P.S. I do appreciate the reply though.

I see this area but unfortunately it only states simply that a user has updated an item, but not what specific revision they created in doing so ex) "Jul 20, 2021, 1:39 PM {userfirst userlast} updated rule {rule name}.