Capital one merges the codebase of a company they bought into their codebase using the Account Combination feature.
What is Codebase?
- A codebase is a group of source code used to create a certain software system, application, or software component in software development.
- As binary library files (object files) and source code files generated by tools (generated files) can be created from the human-written source code, a codebase typically only contains human-written source code files.
- A source control repository in a version control system is often where a codebase is kept.
- Source code repositories are mostly used for backups and versioning, as well as to manage different source code versions on projects with several developers and to help resolve conflicts that occur when developers make overlapping patches.
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