Abstract
Version control systems are employed for change management on the existing code base during development phase and maintenance phase. The changes may or may not affect the existing ones. If the changes affect the existing code they may lead to errors (compile time and run time) or instability of the system. Version control systems employ various strategies to cater the needs of various scenarios but it leads to delays. The agility of the system depends on the updating mechanism and the strategy it deploys while handling multiple users and dependent modules at the similar time. The capability to handle changes by version control systems depends upon the strategy to organize the current modules, update them and serve them to no of users parallely. The objective is to propose a system that is found to be an enhanced version of the current system.
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