To version control any activity you need to check-in it. This ensures that the activity is being version controlled in Git and you can check-out the activity at any point in time. To ensure that the changes are being version controlled, always check-in the activity after the modification. After each check-in, a new version number is assigned to the activity.

This section explains how to check-in a single activity.

Steps to check-in the activity

Select any activity which you want to check in. For example, On Template page, select the Template you want to check-in.

You cannot Check-In and Check-Out the activities which are in Active status . If you try to Check-In and Check-Out the activities in Active status, an Alert message is displayed.
Click the Action icon of the activity. The lists of possible actions are displayed.
Select the Check in option from the list of actions.
A dialog box is displayed to add the comment.

It is recommended to enter the proper comment when you check-in any activity. This helps you to understand why particular activity has been modified.
Enter the comment and click Commit to check in the activity. A confirmation message is displayed that the activity has been checked in successfully.
Once the activity is checked in, the icon has been changed to icon. This applies that this activity is in sync with the Git repository.

To know about all the possible synchronization status and their respective icons, click here.
If you attempt to check-in an already check-in activity, an application status message is displayed. This application message also displays the version number.

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