Version Control

📄️ Commit History Lookup

Commits are operations that save changes (such as the addition, modification, or deletion of files) in a project to the version repository, which is one of the core functions of a version control system. Each commit generates a unique version identifier (Commit ID), used for tracking and retracing the project's change history. In collaborative projects, clear commit records can improve project transparency and maintainability.

📄️ File Version Comparison

File version comparison can compare differences between different versions of a file, clearly showing the differences between two file versions, including added, deleted, or modified parts. This helps: