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If you have done development in Visual Studio on projects with multiple developers, you have most likely used a version control tool and know the essentials of it. If not, let me try to explain how a version control tool works. It basically is a repository where you can check elements in and out and track changes done to an element over time. If for some reason you would like to take back an older version of an element, the version control enables you to do that as well.
When you check an element out it is locked to other developers so only you can make changes to it. When you have completed your changes to the element you simply check it in and comment on what kind of changes you have made. It will then be available for other developers to change again. If for some reason one of the changes done to the element creates an unwanted situation you can simply revert the element to the state in which it was before the particular change was made.
When you check an element out it is locked to other developers so only you can make changes to it. When you have completed your changes to the element you simply check it in and comment on what kind of changes you have made. It will then be available for other developers to change again. If for some reason one of the changes done to the element creates an unwanted situation you can simply revert the element to the state in which it was before the particular change was made.
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