Exploratory analysis of content package objects

A method for visualizing and comparing an import and update history of one or more content package objects in an analytic content system, the method comprising:

• receiving one or more object to package mapping identifiers corresponding to the content package object;
• retrieving a package-identifier object state of a state of the content package object corresponding to an imported package associated with a particular package identifier;
• comparing a modified object state to an original object state prior to re-export of the content package object;
• comparing a current object state to an original object state of the content package object prior to importing the content package object from the imported package;
• displaying a visualization of an import history of the content package object;
• and
• in response to determining that an issue is present with a most recent import of the one or more content package objects, rolling back imports to a stable set of objects.

A system for visualizing and comparing an import and update history of one or more content package objects in an analytic content system, the system comprising:

• at least one processor;
• and at least one non-transitory memory storing computer executable instructions that when executed by the at least one processor cause the system to carry out actions comprising:
• receiving one or more object to package mapping identifiers corresponding to the content package object;
• retrieving a package-identifier object state of a state of the content package object corresponding to an imported package associated with a particular package identifier;
• comparing a modified object state to an original object state prior to re-export of the content package object;
• comparing a current object state to an original object state of the content package object prior to importing the content package object from the imported package;
• displaying a visualization of an import history of the content package object;
• and
• in response to determining that an issue is present with a most recent import of the one or more content package objects, rolling back imports to a stable set of objects.