Best Code Management Solutions

I am looking for opinions/insights on how everyone handles there code/version management. I have previously used SVN and have just briefly started using Git Repositories through Azure DevOps. I am just looking for any tips, tricks, or advice on how everyone else handles their code base. Especially if you also DevOps.

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Hi @jpreziuso,
Maybe our lovely @MVP2020 or @Community_Moderators have some experience which could be shared with you :slight_smile:

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Hello @jpreziuso,

Most of the projects that I have implemented use the Azure Repos which are very easy to connect through UiPath Studio. Here are some of the common tips we provide to our new devs:

  • Check-in at regular frequencies to avoid any loss of code

  • Check-out the specific file that needs modification instead of the entire project, which makes traceability easier and makes working in a multiple developers team seamless. And Check-in only files that were recently added/modified instead of the entire project.

  • Check-in with appropriate comments

  • When working in shifts, always a best practice to get the latest code

  • Check-out the project.json file before publishing

Hope you find this useful!

Regards,
PD

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