A code repository is a centralized location where developers store and manage source code. Using version control systems like Git, teams can track changes, collaborate on features, review code, and maintain a complete history of the project. Repositories also enable branching, merging, and automated workflows through CI/CD tools. Platforms like GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket are commonly used to host repositories and support team collaboration.
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Code repository
A storage location where software source code and related files are kept, typically using version control systems like Git.
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