How can you track changes made in a diagram over time?

Utilizing the revision history feature is the most effective way to track changes made in a diagram over time because it provides a built-in mechanism to record and review all modifications. This feature allows you to see a chronological account of changes, who made them, and when they were made. This not only facilitates easy access to previous versions but also enhances collaboration among team members by clarifying the evolution of the diagram.

In contrast, creating multiple versions of diagrams can become cumbersome and may lead to confusion, as managing numerous separate files can be inefficient. Simply emailing changes to team members does not systematically document the alterations, making it challenging to track the entire history. Taking screen captures at each stage is also an inconsistent method; capturing images does not provide text-based details or context about the specific modifications, and organizing these images can be tedious. Therefore, the revision history feature stands out as the most organized and practical solution for tracking changes over time.