// glossary entry
Git / Repository
Definition: Version control for code. Every change is documented with a timestamp, author, and reason. The state of the code at any given time can be restored.
Everyday analogy: Like a diary with correction fluid. You don’t just see the current entry, but every previous one as well, and you can jump back to a version from yesterday at any time.
How we use it: Every code change we make goes through Git. No direct uploads, no overwriting without a trace. If errors occur, we can revert to the last working version.
// synonyms
- Git
- Repository
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