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Version Control Systems - INI

Version Control Systems (VCS) are tools that record and track file change history, enabling multiple developers to collaborate. Types include Git, SVN, and Mercurial, with two main architectures: distributed and centralized. As essential tools in software development, they provide features such as code history management, parallel development through branching, integration via merging, and tracking and restoration of changes.

version control Git SVN Mercurial source code management development tools DevOps

[item.git]
code=git
slug=git
name=Git
description=The industry standard distributed version control system.
initialRelease=2005
latestVersion=2.53.0
type=Distributed

[item.subversion]
code=svn
slug=subversion
name=Apache Subversion (SVN)
description=A centralized version control system used in enterprise environments.
initialRelease=2000
latestVersion=1.14.5
type=Centralized

[item.mercurial]
code=hg
slug=mercurial
name=Mercurial
description=A distributed version control system emphasizing ease of use.
initialRelease=2005
latestVersion=7.2
type=Distributed