Aborting a transaction is being "undone" with a simple undo. This results in it being stored within Redo history, potentially erasing previous history steps if length was reached and leads to unwanted behavior such as recreating something that was aborted.
Aborting a transaction is being "undone" with a simple
undo
. This results in it being stored within Redo history, potentially erasing previous history steps if length was reached and leads to unwanted behavior such as recreating something that was aborted.