Difference between revisions of "Version control system"

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Version control system (also known by its acronym VCS; alternatively known as revision control system or, simply, version control; hereinafter, the System) is the system that is set for version control. The System controls versions or revisions of documents, source codes, files, groups of files, collections of data, and/or other resources.

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−	[[Version control system]] (also known by its acronym [[VCS]]; alternatively known as [[revision control system]] or, simply, [[version control]]; hereinafter, the ''System'') is the system that is set for [[version control]]. The ''System'' controls versions or revisions of ~~documents~~, ~~software codes~~, files, groups of files, ~~and other~~ collections of data.	+	[[Version control system]] (also known by its acronym [[VCS]]; alternatively known as [[revision control system]] or, simply, [[version control]]; hereinafter, the ''System'') is the system that is set for [[version control]]. The ''System'' controls versions or revisions of [[document]]s, [[source code]]s, files, groups of files, collections of data, and/or other resources.