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Nice!…what i need exactly👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

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Github is okay, but I find it's only good for games with minimal art because otherwise you'll need to pay monthly for LFS which is clunky and I think stores pointers or something instead of the asset itself (sometimes) which screws up your project. I recommend P4V or Diversion.

Thank you for the recommendations! As long as your projects are safe so you can keep making games I'm happy

When working with a team and using source control, it’s better to have a pull request to validate changes before merging the branch into the main.

Been doing this for a week @CarterVanceUSA best tip ever 🎈 👍 💰

The merge corrupt problem was solved? (I give up using branches with gamemaker a while ago)

Yep!

It sounds good but I am only online sometimes. Can I still commit changes then update the changes when I go online?