Version Control System
Version Control System's are the software which is continuously seeing in your code and whenever you made a singl...
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My understanding is that GitLab isn't really a VCS. It's a hub for many pipeline features and it uses Git under the hood. It's kinda the same as how GitHub isn't a VCS either, it's a social network for Git (for want of a better term).
GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and AWS CodeCommit are all just different ways to manage Git repositories.
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Since you forgot to mention,
The most important use of version control system is that we can maintain different versions of our project/software without having each version copy pasted in different folders for each version.
Simply put: We do not need to copy the entire 1GB of the project for a simple 1MB change.
Sorry i will edit this and put it simply.. thank you so much
For me the best analogy to VCS is a time machine. You can go backwards in time, create alternate timelines and combine two separate timelines.
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