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Does anyone have a manual process on how to manually monitor for source control software that prevents code from being released without authorization.<br />
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I am looking at options for a tool for this purpose but in the meantime does anyone have any suggestion on how to do this manually on how frequently is rational?
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Does anyone have a manual process on how to manually monitor for source control software that prevents code from being released without authorization.

I am looking at options for a tool for this purpose but in the meantime does anyone have any suggestion on how to do this manually on how frequently is rational?

Source Control Software

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Quality Assurance

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Software

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