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What is the difference between a codebase and a repository?
The basic difference between a codebase and a repository is that one is for old code and one is for new code. But more specifically... A codebase can be either a public or private place to store large amounts of code that is actively being iterated on in a version control system, and typically stored in a source control repository in a version control system. A source code repository is where an archived version of the code being worked on is kept. It’s also a place to house documentation, notes, web pages, and other items in your repository.
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