The issue tracker function of GitHub also makes it easy to report and respond to issues/problems with your code. You can check out their R code in the repositories if you want to get a deeper understanding of the functions, you can install the latest development versions of packages or install packages that are not on CRAN. Most R packages are also hosted on GitHub. And Git makes collaborating on the same code very easy. It will also keep a history of all the changes you have made in the past and allows you to go back to specific versions if you made a major mistake. In short, its main feature is that version control allows you to keep track of the changes you make to your code. Many people have written very eloquently about why it is a good idea to use version control, not only if you collaborate in a team but also if you work on your own one example is this article from RStudio’s Support pages. Git is a distributed implementation of version control.
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