Version control is primarily used to manage and control different versions of software, configurations, and other artifacts. It allows for tracking changes, reverting to previous versions if needed, and maintaining a clear audit trail of modifications. While version control can help with documentation, collaboration, and identifying issues, its main purpose is to effectively manage and control versions of various assets.
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