Which deployment method has built-in version control features?

The deployment method that has built-in version control features is saving to the Gallery. When workflows and apps are published to the Gallery, they are stored in a centralized location where they can be versioned. This allows users to keep track of changes, revert to previous versions if necessary, and maintain a history of modifications over time.

Version control in the Gallery is particularly beneficial for teams working collaboratively, as it enables members to see previous iterations of workflows, understand how they evolved, and ensure that they are using the most up-to-date version of a project.

Other methods of deployment, such as saving to a local drive, exporting as a .yxzp file, or publishing to a private server, lack these integrated version control capabilities. Saving locally means that version tracking would need to be managed manually by the user, while exporting as a package simply creates an archive without a system for tracking revisions. Publishing to a private server may also not include intrinsic version management unless additional systems are put in place for that purpose.