integrated version control system for reports, ETL and SVS folder Merged

Everyday when developing in Jedox it's common to backup reports, database and ETLs. So in worst case you'll lose one day of work done. There are three huge advantages by implementing version control:

-time: you don't need to backup data manually, just push the current state to cloud via version control system. The time for pushing should be very little, since version control systems only push files where changes have been made since the last push

- multiple states of each day: You can push the new state multiple times a day, whenever you want to

- historic list of changes and therefore almost endless backups

Of course databases may be too huge in size for version control, but at least reports, ETL projects and SVS files, where we're talking about kilobytes per file should be considered.

In an on-premise solution this could also be done manually. But if it's not integrated to Jedox, every designer would need access to the server (and therefore all databases) and version control system, which is not acceptable in most cases.