11-07-2017, 12:03 PM
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git
a version control system, originally written to for the linux kernal by Linus Torvalds. Its really designed for tracking source code for software, but you can stick any binary file you like in it and it will track it. If you change the file you can check in a new version of that file and Git will keep track of both copies. If you're working on text files there are other things you can do such as performing a diff to see the changes or merging changes in other branches.
a version control system, originally written to for the linux kernal by Linus Torvalds. Its really designed for tracking source code for software, but you can stick any binary file you like in it and it will track it. If you change the file you can check in a new version of that file and Git will keep track of both copies. If you're working on text files there are other things you can do such as performing a diff to see the changes or merging changes in other branches.