Hello OGS!
A couple of minor changes to undos:
You can now request an undo if your opponent has already made a move, this will undo the past 2 moves. When requested, you’ll see both moves marked
You can now cancel an undo request (the button shows up to replace the ‘undo’ button itself)
I changed the symbol drawn on the stones from a ‘?’ to a ‘↶’ to be more international friendly
Hallelujah!
Why is ‘?’ not international friendly?
Mainly thinking of languages that don’t use the ?
Secondarily though, it occurred to me that the ? is used in chess to indicate a bad move, so combine those two things together I thought a different symbol might be a good idea.
Allow undo request on your move for context. And that was only the most recent time I asked for this, I seem to recall also making a post on some prior system before discord.
Currently, the REST gameData subobject from api/v1/games/X still only includes on the original “undo_requested” int value, and not the new undo_requested_by and undo_requested_move_count values which can be found on the socket gameData object. Is there a plan to include those in the REST object as well?
Whoops sorry about that. I’ve pushed out an update to the beta servers that have those fields in there for you, I’ll update production either later tonight or early tomorrow morning.
Awesome! These are all very good changes.
Nice design. I’m curious about how multiple undos are managed (if any)?
You know, some languages read right to left. 
So this arrow would be pointing “forward”.
(I’m sure they’ll figure it out. A symbol that is going somewhere is surely better than one that represents confusion)
Currently the interface only supports undoing the last move or 2 moves still, although the backend supports undoing more so if we figure out a nice ui to doing more than 2 and people want it we could roll back to any state in the game theoretically.
It’s true, and we should flip them for rtl languages.. might have to do that at some point here 
I think ↶ is fine, it represents a U-turn.
Thank you for all the work, anoek.
Great! 
