SCM
Some SCM systems include CVS, SVN, GIT.
See also
- Revision control on Wikipedia
SCM (Source Control Management) is a system for managing source code. Usually it refers to the use of software to handle versioning of source files. A programmer can modify source code files without being afraid of editing out useful stuff, because a SCM keeps track of how the source code has changed and who made the changes.
Some SCM systems include CVS, SVN, GIT.
Updated on April 20, 2024 by Datarist.