Which is the best version control software where number of projects are more?

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I am in the scenario where multiple projects need to be created in a team, suppose 10 or more projects in a month.
So which will be the best version control software (for VisualS.) where Creating and managing multiple projects will be more efficient.

What I have tried:

Currently I am not using any versioning software. Creating just folders with Project names with latest modified date. Going very difficult finding latest copies within team.
Had tried SVN but couldn't understand how to manage repo in my scenario.

Posted 1-Jul-20 6:33am

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Updated 1-Jul-20 9:02am

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RickZeeland · Accepted Answer · 2020-07-01T09:02:00

Solution 1

I would recommend Git, see: best-version-control-systems[^]
It certainly is not easier than SVN, but much better especially with large projects where you want "rollback" functionality.
You can use visual tools to work with Git which can make things simpler, see: visual-git-guis[^]

If you want to run your own private Git server, I can recommend Gitea, see: self-hosted-web-based-git-repository-managers[^]

Posted 1-Jul-20 9:02am

RickZeeland

Updated 1-Jul-20 9:14am

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Member 11632634 6-Jul-20 14:21pm

Thank you for guidance.

How should I manage/design Repository structure in my case.
1 repo for all projects
or
Seperate repo for each project.

RickZeeland 6-Jul-20 16:23pm

That's hard to say, if the repo's are large I would recommend keeping them separate.
However if the repo's share code it might be more convenient to start off with one master branch and create "feature branches" (all in the same repo).