How do developers handle version control with separate servers dedicated to it?

When developers have separate servers dedicated to version control, they can use a centralized version control system like Git or SVN. By setting up a central repository on one of the servers, developers can push and pull changes from their local repositories to this central repository. This allows for easy collaboration and tracking of changes across different servers.

// Example of setting up a central Git repository on a server
// Initialize a bare repository on the central server
$ git init --bare /path/to/central/repository.git

// Instruct developers to clone the central repository to their local machines
$ git clone username@central-server:/path/to/central/repository.git

// Developers can push and pull changes to the central repository
$ git push origin master
$ git pull origin master