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Source control is a set of activities which is often performed by any member of the team who is producing game assets of any kind (script, art, music, code, etc). It involves managing and organizing different versions of the assets produced, communicating to the [[Visual_Novel_Development_Team|team]] about changes made and the version to use for relevant team members. With VNs that have longer development duration, a version control system<ref>{{Cite web|title=A visual guide to version control|site=betterexplained.com|url=https://betterexplained.com/articles/a-visual-guide-to-version-control/|author=Better Explained|retrieved=June 25, 2022}}</ref> can be used to assist the development team in managing asset changes as well as facilitate coding in parallel. The job of managing the version control system typically falls under the [[Visual_Novel_Development_Team#Programmer|programmer]]'s role. | Source control is a set of activities which is often performed by any member of the team who is producing game assets of any kind (script, art, music, code, etc). It involves managing and organizing different versions of the assets produced, communicating to the [[Visual_Novel_Development_Team|team]] about changes made and the version to use for relevant team members. With VNs that have longer development duration, a version control system<ref>{{Cite web|title=A visual guide to version control|site=betterexplained.com|url=https://betterexplained.com/articles/a-visual-guide-to-version-control/|author=Better Explained|retrieved=June 25, 2022}}</ref> can be used to assist the development team in managing asset changes as well as facilitate coding in parallel. The job of managing the version control system typically falls under the [[Visual_Novel_Development_Team#Programmer|programmer]]'s role. | ||
== Source control tools == | |||
=== Classic === | |||
- Google Drive [[https://drive.google.com/|link]] | |||
- Dropbox | |||
- Discord | |||
- any application that allows file sharing | |||
=== Version control system === | |||
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Revision as of 15:00, 24 June 2022
Source control is a set of activities which is often performed by any member of the team who is producing game assets of any kind (script, art, music, code, etc). It involves managing and organizing different versions of the assets produced, communicating to the team about changes made and the version to use for relevant team members. With VNs that have longer development duration, a version control system[1] can be used to assist the development team in managing asset changes as well as facilitate coding in parallel. The job of managing the version control system typically falls under the programmer's role.
Source control tools
Classic
- Google Drive [[1]] - Dropbox - Discord - any application that allows file sharing
Version control system
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References
- ↑ Better Explained, A visual guide to version control, betterexplained.com, retrieved June 25, 2022.
