Version control
Version control is a system that records all of the changes of the software for tracking purposes. It not only records the changes, but also records who made these changes.
Another term for version control is source control.
Version control allows developers to go back in time and get version of software for a specific date.
In addition of seeing changes to the file, version control also records data of who made the change.
Often version control is tied to a system that allows for peer review of the code changes.
Peer review allows developers to provide feedback on the code changes.
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