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the explanation so far, there is a “version control document”, but please tell me what items are necessary for that document.
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version control document is for tracking application version control and change history in software development projects. Common items are listed below, but may include different items depending on project requirements and tool usage. Below are some examples of common items:
Version number: Give each version a unique identifier (usually a combination of numbers or letters). For example, 1.0.0, 1.1.0, 2.0.0.
What’s changed: Describes in detail the changes, feature additions, and bug fixes made in each version. Clarify the purpose, background, and scope of the change.
Release Date: Record the release date of each version. The release date is an important piece of information in app version control.
Developer or Owner: Record the developer or owner information for each version. Especially when development is done by a team, clearly indicating the person in charge makes it clear where the responsibility lies.
Version Status: Shows the status of each version (in development, testing, released, etc.). This allows you to keep track of development progress.
Version-to-version comparisons: record comparisons and differences with previous versions. Highlight changes such as adding new features, improving existing features, or fixing bugs.
Information about version control tools: Provides usage and configuration information for version control tools. Record the tool name, version, repository location, etc.
Version Approvals and Approver: Records the approval process and approver information for each version leading up to release. Identify approvers such as developers, quality control teams, and managers.
View version history: Allows you to view past version history
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is cut off in the middle.
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Sorry. The continuation is described below.
View version history: View version history in a proper format so that you can browse past version history. This makes it easy to track changes and releases for a specific version.
Cross-version dependencies: Provides information about dependencies and compatibility between different versions. It specifies whether a particular version is compatible with other versions, the version requirements of required libraries and external components, etc.
Bug Fix History: Records information about bugs fixed in each version. Describe in detail the content of the bug, the extent of its impact, and how to fix it.
Release Notes: Provides release notes for each version. Release notes include new features, improvements, known issues, and important notes. It helps users and developers better understand what’s changed in the new version.
Versioning Policy: Defines versioning policies and rules. For example, specify version numbering, naming conventions, version release cycle, etc.
These are some of the common version control documentation items. Version control is an important element in software development projects, and it is required to properly create and manage version control documents in order to effectively track changes and manage releases.