RPA Designer provides the ability to store Microbots in a central file location. This allows different projects to benefit from the same Microbots. To keep the repository organized, a folder structure is required. Each interface gets a folder in which the corresponding Microbots are stored. In addition to the interface folders, a helper folder can also be created to store system processes or procedures that do not use an interface.
Summarized
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For Application
Microbots
..\ApplicationName\Microbot (\SAP\SapLogin)
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For Helper
Microbots
..\Helper\Microbot (Helper\DateTimeHelper
Once stored in the repository, Microbots can only be modified by their creator. If the Microbot has been transferred from the repository to an RPA Designer project and subsequently customized, it must be renamed. It is no longer allowed to commit the Microbot to prevent it from being modified. Until a technical solution is implemented, extreme care must be taken to prevent overwriting.