The GIT Init feature in UiPath initializes a Git repository locally. This means:
It creates a .git folder inside the UiPath project.
It does not push changes to a remote repository, but instead sets up a local repository for version control.
Once initialized, you can commit changes locally, then push them to a remote repository later.
Why Other Options Are Incorrect?
A (Creates a new remote GIT repository.) ❌
Incorrect. GIT Init only creates a local repository, not a remote one.
B (Commits the changes to a local GIT repository.) ❌
D (Adds the current project to a remote GIT repository.) ❌
Incorrect. You must first commit changes locally before pushing to a remote repository using GIT Push.
[References:, UiPath Git Integration Documentation, UiPath Version Control Best Practices, , , ]
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