It’s all too easy to lose all previous versions of a document: one false move to another volume, to iCloud, or shared over a network and they’ve gone. How can you preserve them?
version control
Document versions, accessed through Revert To…, are a major part of the protection macOS provides for dealing with errors. How to get the most from them.
Every time you save a file or build in Xcode, changed source files are added to the version database. Use this powerful tool to go where backups and Git can’t.
Includes improved text view functionality, integrity checks, and automatic checking and downloading of updates.
Am I right to claim that a macOS update contains many updated apps and components even when their version numbers don’t change? And what is going on with APFS?
Are still running macOS 10.12.6 (16G29)? Where can you find that build number of macOS? Should it matter?
Have you ever had a word processor freeze on you, trashing your work? Or has an editor asked you to make changes, then changed their mind again? You should use version control.
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