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diff --git a/using-git.texinfo b/using-git.texinfo index 2d979f8..91789c8 100644 --- a/using-git.texinfo +++ b/using-git.texinfo @@ -181,24 +181,29 @@ updates others have made, use the command @node What is Git? @section What is Git? -Git is a version control system know for its lightning speed -and being distributed. A version control system is a system -for storing changes in a history tree and allow for multiple -people to work on the same project without the risk of the -code being too new to accept a submitted patch. - -When you are working it is important to keep track of changes -so that you can find when edit step broke the system. But -version control also lets you create branches, these are -different versions of the same project being developed -concurrently which lets your team implement features in -parallel and merge them in into the mainline when stable. - -And other important feature of version control that can -be used to tag releases of the code. If you have release -a program and is sent a bug report you may want to test -it one both the current version and the version the user -used. +Git is a version control system know for +its lightning speed and being distributed. +A version control system is a system for +storing changes in a history tree and allow +for multiple people to work on the same +project without the risk of the code being +too new to accept a submitted patch. + +When you are working it is important to keep +track of changes so that you can find when +edit step broke the system. But version +control also lets you create branches, these +are different versions of the same project +being developed concurrently which lets your +team implement features in parallel and +merge them in into the mainline when stable. + +And other important feature of version +control that can be used to tag releases +of the code. If you have release a program +and is sent a bug report you may want to +test it one both the current version and +the version the user used. |