Best Practices for Version Control in Cursor: Focus on Composer Feature

I’m seeking guidance on best practices for version control when using Cursor, particularly in relation to the Composer feature. My main questions are:

  1. What are the recommended approaches for managing versions in Cursor projects, specifically when using the Composer feature?
  2. How does Cursor’s internal versioning system work within the Composer? I’m particularly interested in understanding the process of reverting to previous versions of the code. Given that the Composer feature often involves rapid iterations and AI-assisted code generation, what strategies do experienced users employ to keep track of these changes effectively?
  3. Is it possible (and advisable) to integrate Cursor’s internal versioning, especially for Composer-generated content, with Git? If so, how can we best combine these two version control methods?
  4. Are there any specific considerations or best practices for version control when collaborating on projects that heavily utilize the Composer feature?

I’d appreciate insights from experienced Cursor users on how they manage their project versions, especially in projects that make extensive use of the Composer. Any tips, tutorials, or resources on this topic would be extremely helpful. Thank you in advance for your assistance!

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