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# VSCode Version Control The version control feature in VSCode (Visual Studio Code) is primarily implemented through Git integration, providing a complete set of interfaces and tools that allow developers to easily manage code versions. Next, we will use the built-in Git support to commit the changes we've made. ### Open Version Control View Select the "Source Control" view in the Activity Bar to open the version control feature. !(#) Make sure Git is installed on your computer before using it. If Git is not yet installed, you will see a button in the "Source Control" view that you can click to install it. ### Initialize Git Repository Select the "Initialize Repository" button to create a new Git repository for the current workspace. !(#) After initialization, the "Source Control" view will show the changes you've made in your workspace. ### Stage Changes and Commit Hover your mouse over a file, click the + icon next to the file to stage that file's changes. !(#) Hover your mouse over the "