Scenario: A team of data modelers is working on a project. They need to ensure that changes made by one team member do not conflict with changes made by another. Which feature of version control would be most helpful in this situation?
- Branching
- Check-in/check-out
- Merging
- Version tagging
In this scenario, the feature of version control that would be most helpful is "Branching." Branching allows team members to work on separate copies (branches) of the data model, making changes independently. Once changes are complete, they can be merged back into the main branch, minimizing conflicts.
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