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  1. Preface
  2. Project and Asset Management
  3. Source control
  4. Asset migration
  5. My Processes

Asset Management

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Checking out an object

Checking out an object

When you check out an object, the object is locked so that other users can't update it while you are making your changes.
You can check out individual objects, multiple objects, or a project or folder to check out all of the objects within the project or folder.
Before you check out an object, you might want to perform a pull to be sure you update the latest version of the object. For more information about the pull action, see Source control pulls
  1. On the
    Explore
     page, navigate to the object you want to check out.
  2. In the row that contains the object, click
    Actions
     and select
    Check Out
    .
  3. If the checkout includes multiple objects, on the preview page, review the results in the
    Status
     column. If you want to exclude an object, clear the check box next to the object name.
  4. Click
    Check Out
    .
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