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Voiden Git Collaboration Overview

One of Voiden’s real powers is its native integration with version control systems like Git ↗ and platforms such as GitHub and GitLab. This integration ensures that your workspaces and API collections remain consistent, synchronized, and always current. It also gives you the flexibility to store collections directly alongside your source code for true project co-location.

Collaborating on a Voiden workspace works smoothly across all major Git platforms.
If you're new to Git or version control concepts, you can explore a beginner-friendly guide here ↗.

There are two primary ways to collaborate via native Git in Voiden:

  1. Using the terminal or command line to execute standard Git commands
  2. Using Voiden’s built-in, GUI-based Git functionality

Both approaches allow you to work efficiently, sync updates, manage branches, and collaborate seamlessly with your team.

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Voiden may create a hidden .voiden folder in your project directory when certain features (such as runtime execution) are used. This folder stores local-only data and will expand to hold more internal information in the future. Since its contents are never needed by other collaborators, .voiden is included in your .gitignore by default to prevent it from being committed to your repository.

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