Video Lesson: Use Git for persistent version control tracking in Claude Code

Use Git for persistent version control tracking in Claude Code

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Use Git for persistent version control tracking in Claude Code

Use Git in Claude Code for persistent version control tracking rollbacks and team sync.

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Git gives you permanent version control that survives crashes and keeps your entire team in sync. While /rewind works great for quick rollbacks or experiments, Git tracks every change permanently and lets you roll back to any point in your project's history, including beyond the current coding session.

Repository setup

If you haven’t already, initialize a new repository by going into the root directory of your project:

git init

You can then create and add files to the repository as you work with Claude Code.

Stage and commit your changes

When you've made changes worth...

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