This section describes the distribution and cooperative development of the objects (data) among multiple users in a version-controlled project or library (with corresponding repository). You can find information about the most important functions you will need from the chosen external version-control tool.
The folders and files of the working copy can be maintained in all kinds of version-control systems (like Subversion, GitHub, etc). The examples use SVN (Subversion) and its file explorer plug-in TortoiseSVN. The user interface of this version-control tool and the plug-in are in English. Please refer to the documentation of the version-control system you are using for details.
There is a project repository containing all folders and files which is ready to be accessed by all users participating in the development of the project.
For multi-user cooperation, there are at least two users with a connected local working copy (connected to the project repository) each, no changes have been made so far, and every user has created a project from the working copy.
Of course, it is also possible to use version control if there is only one user because there is still much benefit in having a change history available as well as compare and fallback possibilities.