From the course: Complete Guide to UiPath RPA Development

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Set up a local Git repo

Set up a local Git repo

- [Instructor] Let's take a look at local source control features. I've got Studio open, I'm on the Start menu here, and I'll click on Process to create a new process. I'll just call this GitDemo1 and I'll put it in my usual place, C\developmentUIPath and click on Create. Now that we've got a project open, I'll go into Activities and click on Log Message and drag it into the workspace. For the message, I'll just type Log 1 and then I'll click on it and Control + C, and then Control + V three more times. So I have four Log Messages. I'll rename these log messages to 2, 3, and 4 just so we have something to play with. Now of course, when I use Design and Run, UiPath will go away, and down here in the output when I enable timestamps, we see Log 1, Log 2, Log 3, Log 4. So that's my functionality. Normally to use Git Source control, you would actually go to the Git website and install the Git product on your computer, and then you would interact with it using the command line or any number…

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