3. The method of claim 2 , further comprising: determining a logical relationship between a sequence of changes to the editable file; maintaining the sequence of changes with the determined logical relationship as one logical element of the plurality of edited changes; and where, the selected one of the plurality of edited changes comprises the one logical element and reverting the selected one of the plurality of edited changes associated with the editable file comprises reverting the sequence of changes with the determined logical relationship.
3. The method of claim 2 , further comprising: determining a logical relationship between a sequence of changes to the editable file; maintaining the sequence of changes with the determined logical relationship as one logical element of the plurality of edited changes; and where, the selected one of the plurality of edited changes comprises the one logical element and reverting the selected one of the plurality of edited changes associated with the editable file comprises reverting the sequence of changes with the determined logical relationship. 4. The method of claim 3 , where determining the logical relationship between the sequence of changes to the editable file comprises at least one of: determining a dependency between two changes of the sequence of changes to an editable element of the editable file; and determining that the sequence of changes occurred during a configurable time period.