Version Control Basic Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Vocabulary description
Default version	The default version is the original version of the datasource, recording the initial state of the data. Editing the default version directly is usually not allowed; changes can only be submitted to the default version via a subversion.
Subversion	A datasource version created from another version. Initially, the data is the same as its parent version, and data edits in the subversion can be submitted back to the parent version.
Parent version	The corresponding version to a subversion, from which subversions can be created. It receives data changes merged from its subversions.
Register version	An operation on a dataset. After a dataset is registered, version management can be performed. Changes recorded under this dataset can only be viewed within this version.
Create version	A version created for the datasource. A version contains all the data of the current datasource, including both versioned and unversioned datasets. Data changes to versioned datasets are tracked with versions and cannot be viewed under other versions; data changes to unversioned datasets are not restricted by versions.
Versioning	The process of registering a dataset as a version.
Handle conflict	The process of comparing the current editing version with the target version and updating the current version with changes from the target version. Conflicts are reported when there are discrepancies between the two versions.
Conflict	A situation where both the current editing version and target version have changes to the same object, which is reported as a conflict.
Version submission	Merging data changes from the current editing version into the target version. This can only be completed after the coordination process, provided no further changes have been made to the target version. If the target version was modified during the process, coordination must be performed again before submission.
Historical moment	Adding the current time to the historical moments. After selecting a moment from the list, the data at that specific time can be viewed by executing the trace button. Alternatively, by selecting a time and executing the trace, the data for that time can also be viewed.

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