Git works differently. You don't really want to add a directory every time a new revision comes, the correct use of git would be to always add the new version on top of the previous one (adding/removing files), and then tagging the version with its version. In this way, master/main always have the latest version, and specific other versions can always be retrieved via tags.
Git works differently. You don't really want to add a directory every time a new revision comes, the correct use of git would be to always add the new version on top of the previous one (adding/removing files), and then tagging the version with its version. In this way, master/main always have the latest version, and specific other versions can always be retrieved via tags.