What are our options in the Solve Conflicts window?

  • Choose one of the options below

 

 

We can select between keeping the remote or the local version of the workflow

 

 

We can select between keeping the remote or the local version of each individual activity

 

 

Which of the following situations would trigger the Solve Conflicts window to be displayed?

  • Choose one of the options below
 

You've pulled a project and started working on it. You've made all the necessary changes and pushed it back to the remote repository. You got the Solve Conflicts window because the version of the project you are pushing is different from the one you pulled. 

 

You've pulled a project and started working on it. In the meantime, somebody else in the team has pushed a new version of the project to the remote repository. When pushing your version, you got the Solve Conflicts window because your last pull is not the same as the version in the remote repository at the time of push.

 

You've committed your project and then realized you need to make a few changes. You've updated the project and then selected Amend Commit. You got the Solve Conflicts window because you were overwriting the last commit. 

 

 

What differences between versions of the workflow files can you see in the Show Changes and Solve conflicts windows?

  • Choose all the options that apply 

 

  • Removed workflows

  • Added activities

  • Added workflows

  • Deleted activities

  • Modified activity properties

     

     

     

 

 

At the start of your day, you've pulled the latest version of the project you're working on from the remote Git repository. You've been working for two hours and now you want to check the difference between your version of the project and the last committed version. 

 

How can you do this?

  • Choose one of the options below
 

By selecting Show Changes in the Project context menu

 

By selecting Solve Conflicts in the Project context menu

 

By checking the Solve Conflicts window which is displayed when a project with changes is pushed to the remote repository

 

By checking the Show Changes window which is displayed when a project with changes is pushed to the remote repository

 

Match the Git integration commands with the correct action descriptions.

 

You've been assigned to work on a new automation project. You need to get the project template which is already stored in a remote Git repository. Which option do you need to use in the Studio Team tab?

  • Choose one of the options below
 

Git Init

 

Clone Repository

 

Connect to Git

 

Copy to Git

 

 

What do branches allow our team to do?

  • Choose one of the options below
 

Compare different versions of the project

 

 

Manage workflow files

 

 

Develop and test various features in parallel

 

 

Compare between different projects

 

 

We want to integrate the updates pushed to the remote master branch into a feature branch. What do we need to do?

  • Choose one of the options below

 

 

 

While working in the feature branch, select Manage Branches > Select the master branch and select Merge

 

While working in the feature branch, select Manage Branches > Select the master branch and select Rebase

 

While working in the feature branch, select Pull and select the master branch

 

While working in the feature branch, select Push and select the master branch

 

 

 

 

 

 

How can you overwrite the last commit to a Git repository in UiPath Studio?

  • Choose one of the options below
 

By selecting Undo in the Project context menu

 

 

By selecting Amend Commit in the Commit Changes window

 

 

By selecting a version you want to commit to in the Commit Changes window

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