From the course: Robot Framework Test Automation: Jenkins CI and Git Version Control

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Clone an existing TFS repo to disk

Clone an existing TFS repo to disk

- [Instructor] Chances are when you join a new company or a new test automation team, they are already going to have an instance of Team Services running, most likely, on an internal server, but chances are it could be in the cloud as well, so let's take a look at how we can grab an existing repository of scripts from Team Services and get them on our local computer so we can make modifications and contribute to the project. You'll notice here I'm in my development robot scripts directory, and I do not have a tfs-git-demo directory in here. When we first open PyCharm, and close any existing projects, we're presented with a dialogue that allows us to create a new project, open an existing project on our local machine, or, check out from version control. This is the option we want. Notice when I click on this, I have the ability to open something from my local instance of Git, or from GitHub.com, or now that I've installed that Team Services plugin, I can also open a repository from…

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