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Description: The ‘rollback point’ is a specific state of a version-controlled repository that can be reverted to at any time. This concept is fundamental in version control systems like Git, Subversion, and Mercurial, where the history of changes made to project files is recorded. A rollback point allows developers to undo unwanted changes, recover previous […]