Version Control
Version control is the practice of tracking and managing changes to software code. Version control is important as it protects the source code from irreparable harm, giving the development team the freedom to make and test changes without causing damage or creating code conflicts. The following guidelines should be applied to manage software version control:
Branching[Mandatory]
Each application hosted on VCS must have at minimum three protected branches: development, test a...
Source Code Versioning [Mandatory]
Software development teams must use Git for code versioning and tracking of changes made on files.
Tagging[Mandatory]
Test branch must always contain tagged version from development branch and production branch must...
Version control[Mandatory]
A Version Control System (VCS) must be used within the organization to host git repositories. At ...