RCS

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RCS (Revision Control System) is an early version control system for managing changes to text files, widely used before more advanced tools like CVS and modern distributed systems.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf software tool
version control system
architecture centralized
category revision control
software configuration management
dataModel per-file revision tree
designedFor single-file version control
developedInLanguage C
distribution GNU project NERFINISHED
eraOfPopularity 1980s
1990s
fileExtension ,v
fullName Revision Control System NERFINISHED
influenced CVS NERFINISHED
Subversion NERFINISHED
later version control systems
inputFormat plain text files
license GNU General Public License
maintainedBy GNU project NERFINISHED
notableFeature delta storage optimized for text
operatingSystem Unix NERFINISHED
Unix-like systems
predecessorOf CVS NERFINISHED
primaryUse managing changes to text files
source code version control
repositoryType file-based
scope local filesystem-based versioning
stores author information
commit messages
file deltas
revision metadata
timestamps
supersededBy CVS NERFINISHED
Subversion NERFINISHED
distributed version control systems
supports branching
file revision history
keyword substitution
locking-based concurrency control
merging
supportsOperation annotate
check-in
check-out
diff
log
merge
typicalUseCase local versioning
small projects
uses RCS files stored alongside working files

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CVS predecessor RCS
subject surface form: Concurrent Versions System