Better Practices for Git Version Control in Postman
Blog post from Postman
Git is widely used as a version control system to manage changes in technology projects, and Postman has integrated Git workflows to enhance collaboration on API development. Through the use of features like forking, merging, and pull requests, Postman allows teams to manage both real-time and atomic updates, ensuring that changes are carefully controlled to prevent disruption to workflows. Users can create workspaces, connect repositories, and manage API specifications as the single source of truth, or alternatively use collections if API specifications are not employed. The platform supports roles with varying permissions for enhanced security, and allows for public and private collaboration on APIs, catering to diverse workflow needs. Postman distinguishes between version control, which is about managing changes collaboratively, and versioning, which involves tracking changes over time, offering tools to handle both aspects efficiently.
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