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* Getting Started
* Introduction
* The User Interface
* Keyboard Shortcut
* Signing in to Your Account
* Configuring Studio Settings
* Project Templates
* Orchestration Process
* Background Process
* Robotic Enterprise Framework
* Attended Automation Framework
* SAP Testing Project
* Creating a Basic Process
* Creating a Basic Library
* Tutorials
* Setup and Configuration
* Hardware and Software Requirements
* Install Studio
* Deployment guidelines
* Services Studio Connects To
* Common Installation Errors
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* Activate Studio
* About Licensing
* Update Studio
* Command Line Parameters
* Supported Applications and Technologies
* Enabling Gmail for Email Activities
* Opting Out of Telemetry
* Studio Executables
* Automation Projects
* About Automation Projects
* About the Windows - Legacy Compatibility
* About the Project.Json File
* About Publishing Automation Projects
* About Libraries
* Loading Web Services in Libraries
* Activities Generated from Web Services
* Designing Automations
* Managing activity packages
* Configuring Activity Project Settings
* Signing Packages
* Governance
* Importing Entities
* Modern Design Experience
* Linking a Project to an Idea in Automation Hub
* Using the Data Manager
* Dependencies
* About Dependencies
* Managing Dependencies
* Project Dependencies Mass Update
* Mass Update Command Line Parameters
* Missing or Invalid Activities
* Types of Workflows
* Sequences
* Flowcharts
* State Machines
* Forms
* Workflow From a Template
* Coded Workflow
* Coded Test Case
* Code Source File
* Global Exception Handler
* Control Flow
* About Control Flow
* Control Flow Activities
* The Assign Activity
* The Delay Activity
* Example of Using the Delay Activity
* The Do While Activity
* Example of Using a Do While Activity
* The If Activity
* Example of Using an If Activity
* The Switch Activity
* Example of Using a Switch Activity
* The While Activity
* Example of Using a While Activity
* The For Each Activity
* Example of Using a For Each Activity
* The Break Activity
* Example of Using a Break Activity
* File Comparison
* About File Comparison
* Comparing Files
* Automation Best Practices
* Workflow Design
* UI Automation
* Project Organization
* Automation Lifecycle
* Methodology for reusing UI components
* Source Control Integration
* About Version Control
* Managing Projects With GIT
* Authenticating to GIT
* Over HTTPS
* Over SSH
* Authentication Failed
* Cloning a Remote GIT Repository
* Adding a Project to GIT
* Copying a Project to GIT
* Creating and Managing Branches
* Viewing the Commit History
* Solving Conflicts
* Disconnecting From GIT
* Changing the Signature
* Changing the Credentials
* Using GIT With a Proxy Server
* Managing Projects With TFS
* Managing Projects With SVN
* Workflow Diff
* Debugging
* About Debugging
* Test Activities
* Debugging Actions
* The Locals Panel
* The Call Stack Panel
* The Breakpoints and Bookmarks Panel
* The Watch Panel
* The Immediate Panel
* Remote Debugging
* Profile Execution
* Logging
* Studio Logs
* Setup Logs
* OCR Diagnostic Logs
* Logging Levels
* Types of Logs
* Protecting Sensitive Information
* The Diagnostic Tool
* About The Diagnostic Tool
* Workflow Analyzer
* About Workflow Analyzer
* Naming Rules
* ST-NMG-001 - Variables Naming Convention
* ST-NMG-002 - Arguments Naming Convention
* ST-NMG-004 - Display Name Duplication
* ST-NMG-005 - Variable Overrides Variable
* ST-NMG-006 - Variable Overrides Argument
* ST-NMG-008 - Variable Length Exceeded
* ST-NMG-009 - Prefix Datatable Variables
* ST-NMG-011 - Prefix Datatable Arguments
* ST-NMG-012 - Argument Default Values
* ST-NMG-016 - Argument Length Exceeded
* ST-NMG-017 - Class name matches default namespace
* Design Best Practices
* ST-DBP-002 - High Arguments Count
* ST-DBP-003 - Empty Catch Block
* ST-DBP-007 - Multiple Flowchart Layers
* ST-DPB-010 - Multiple instances of [Workflow] or [Test Case]
* ST-DBP-020 - Undefined Output Properties
* ST-DBP-021 - Hardcoded Timeout
* ST-DBP-023 - Empty Workflow
* ST-DBP-024 - Persistence Activity Check
* ST-DBP-025 - Variables Serialization Prerequisite
* ST-DBP-026 - Delay Activity Usage
* ST-DBP-027 - Persistence Best Practice
* ST-DBP-028 - Arguments Serialization Prerequisite
* Project Anatomy Rules
* ST-ANA-003 - Project Workflow Count
* ST-ANA-005 - Check Project.json Exists
* ST-ANA-006 - Main Workflow Exists
* ST-ANA-009 - File Activities Stats
* Maintainability and Readability Rules
* ST-MRD-002 - Activity Name Defaults
* ST-MRD-004 - Unreachable Activities
* ST-MRD-005 - Redundant Sequences
* ST-MRD-007 - Nested If Clauses
* ST-MRD-008 - Empty Sequence
* ST-MRD-009 - Deeply Nested Activities
* ST-MRD-011 - Write Line Usage
* ST-MRD-017 - Incomplete If
* Usage Rules
* ST-USG-005 - Hardcoded Activity Arguments
* ST-USG-009 - Unused Variables
* ST-USG-010 - Unused Dependencies
* ST-USG-014 - Package Restrictions
* ST-USG-017 - Invalid parameter modifier
* ST-USG-020 - Minimum Log Messages
* ST-USG-024 - Unused Saved for Later
* ST-USG-025 - Saved Value Misuse
* ST-USG-026 - Activity Restrictions
* ST-USG-027 - Required Packages
* ST-USG-028 - Restrict Invoke File Templates
* ST-USG-032 - Required Tags
* ST-USG-034 - Automation Hub URL
* Performance and Reusability Rules
* ST-PRR-004 - Hardcoded Delay Activity
* Reliability Rules
* ST-REL-001 - Mismatched argument types
* ST-REL-006 - Infinite Loop
* Security Rules
* ST-SEC-007 - SecureString Argument Usage
* ST-SEC-008 - SecureString Variable Usage
* ST-SEC-009 - SecureString Misusage
* Project Migration Rules
* ST-PMG-001 - Identify Activities with Duplicate IDs
* ST-PMG-002 - Identify Expressions that Are Incompatible with Windows
Projects
* Variables
* Managing Variables
* Browsing for .Net Variable Types
* The Variables Panel
* Types of Variables
* UiPath Proprietary Variables
* Arguments
* Managing Arguments
* The Arguments Panel
* Using Arguments
* Imported Namespaces
* About Imported Namespaces
* Managing Namespaces
* Coded automations
* Introduction
* Getting started
* Studio IDE
* Working with Input and Output arguments
* Best practices
* Working with Coded automations
* Invoking coded automations using libraries
* Creating Connections for services in coded automations
* Quickstart guide
* Creating your first coded test case
* Registering custom services
* Before and After contexts
* Generating code
* Generating coded test case from manual test cases
* Tutorials
* Creating hybrid automations - Combining Coded and Low-code Workflows
* Using the RunWorkflow method
* Invoking Code Source File
* Using Coded automation in Low-Code workflow
* Integrating Low-Code workflow in Coded automation
* Invoking Coded automation in another Coded automation
* Using the Workflows object
* Using low-code workflow in coded automation
* Invoking coded automations inside low-code workflow
* Integrating OpenAI with Coded Workflows
* Apply for a loan with UiBank
* Queue generation with coded workflows and Orchestrator APIs
* Using imported library projects in coded automations
* Trigger-based Attended Automation
* Trigger-based attended automation
* Overview
* Tutorials
* Contact Centers and Trigger-based Attended Automation
* Creating a guided product tour
* Designing validation for existing apps
* Recording
* About Recording
* Recording Types
* Automatic Recording
* Example of Automatic Recording With Basic and Desktop
* Example of Automatic Recording With Web
* Manual Recording
* UI Elements
* About UI Elements
* UI Activities Properties
* Input methods
* Chromium API
* Example of Using Input Methods
* Output or Screen Scraping Methods
* Examples of Using Output or Screen Scraping Methods
* Generating Tables From Unstructured Data
* Relative Scraping
* Selectors
* About Selectors
* UI Explorer
* Selectors With Wildcards
* Full versus partial selectors
* Dynamic Selectors
* Fuzzy Search
* RegEx Search
* Non-greedy search
* Case-sensitive selectors
* Object Repository
* About Object Repository
* Creating an Object Repository
* Reusing objects and UI libraries
* Synchronize Object Repository tool
* Data Scraping
* About Data Scraping
* Example of Using Data Scraping
* Image and Text Automation
* About Image and Text Automation
* Mouse and Keyboard Activities
* Example of Using Mouse and Keyboard Automation
* Text Activities
* Example of Using Text Automation
* OCR Activities
* Installing OCR Languages
* Installing an OCR Engine and Changing the Language
* Image Activities
* Example of Using OCR and Image Automation
* Citrix Technologies Automation
* About Citrix technologies automation
* Configuration steps
* Example of automating a Citrix App
* Known issues and limitations
* RDP Automation
* About Native RDP Automation
* Configuration Steps
* How Native RDP Automation Works
* Example of RDP Automation
* Known Issues and Limitations
* VMware Horizon Automation
* About VMware Horizon Automation
* Configuration Steps
* Salesforce Automation
* About Salesforce Automation
* Support for Salesforce Lightning Interface
* SAP Automation
* SAP WinGUI
* About SAP WinGUI Automation
* Configuration Steps
* Supported SAP WinGUI Elements
* SAP Fiori
* About SAP Fiori Automation
* Identifying SAP Fiori Elements
* Supported SAP Fiori Elements
* SAP WebGUI
* About SAP WebGUI Automation
* SAP WebGUI Interface Examples
* Supported SAP WebGUI Elements
* macOS UI Automation
* About macOS UI Automation
* Configuration steps
* The ScreenScrapeJavaSupport Tool
* About the ScreenScrapeJavaSupport Tool
* Argument Descriptions for the ScreenScrapeJavaSupport Tool
* The WebDriver Protocol
* About the WebDriver Protocol
* Configuration Steps
* Known Issues and Limitations
* Extensions
* About extensions
* SetupExtensions tool
* UiPath Remote Runtime
* How to
* Configure a multi-hop connection
* Troubleshooting
* UiPathRemoteRuntime.exe is not running in the remote session
* UiPath Remote Runtime blocks Citrix session from being closed
* UiPath Remote Runtime causes memory leak
* UiPath.UIAutomation.Activities package and UiPath Remote Runtime
versions mismatch
* The required UiPath extension is not installed on the remote machine
* Screen resolution settings
* Extension for Chrome
* Group Policies
* How to
* Open browser in Incognito mode
* Open browser with non-default browser profile
* Automate Chromium-based browsers
* Troubleshooting
* Cannot communicate with the browser
* Chrome extension is removed automatically
* The extension may have been corrupted
* Check if the extension for Chrome is installed and enabled
* Check if ChromeNativeMessaging.exe is running
* Check if ComSpec variable is defined correctly
* Enable access to file URLs and Incognito mode
* Multiple browser profiles
* Group Policy conflict
* Known issues specific to MV3 extensions
* List of extensions for Chrome
* Chrome Extension on Mac
* Extension for Edge
* Group Policies
* How to
* Open browser in InPrivate mode
* Open browser with non-default browser profile
* Configure Edge for IE compatibility mode
* Troubleshooting
* Cannot communicate with the browser
* Edge extension is removed automatically
* The extension may have been corrupted
* Check if the Extension for Microsoft Edge is installed and enabled
* Check if ChromeNativeMessaging.exe is running
* Check if ComSpec variable is defined correctly
* Enable access to file URLs and InPrivate mode
* Multiple browser profiles
* Group Policy conflict
* Known issues specific to MV3 extensions
* List of extensions for Edge
* Extension for Firefox
* Troubleshooting
* Extension for Safari
* Extension for Java
* Installing the extension on macOS
* Troubleshooting
* Extension for Silverlight
* Troubleshooting
* Extension for Citrix
* Troubleshooting
* Extension for Microsoft Remote Desktop and Apps
* Troubleshooting
* Extension for VMware Horizon
* Extension for Amazon WorkSpaces
* SAP Solution Manager plugin
* Excel Add-in
* Test Suite - Studio
* Introduction
* Application Testing
* Testing project templates
* Test Automation Framework
* Test Cases
* Working with manual test cases
* Data-Driven Testing
* Test Data File
* AI-generated test data
* Data Service
* Test Data Queues
* Auto-generated Test Data
* RPA Testing
* About the testCases.json file
* Execution Templates
* Test Case Templates
* Built-in Templates
* Local File Templates
* Package-file Templates
* Test Explorer
* Test Results
* Activity Coverage
* Descriptor Coverage
* Mock Testing
* API Test Automation
* Troubleshooting
* About troubleshooting
* Assembly compilation errors
* Microsoft App-V support and limitations
* Internet Explorer X64 troubleshooting
* Microsoft Office issues
* Identifying UI elements in PDF with Accessibility options
* Repairing Active Accessibility support
* JxBrowser applications troubleshooting
* User Events Monitoring
* Application access errors
* Automating applications running under a different Windows user
* Automating applications running in AppContainer mode
* Automating applications running as administrator
* Validation of large Windows-legacy projects takes longer than expected
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UNLEASH YOUR PRODUCTIVITY WITH AUTOPILOT™
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Autopilot™ offers a set of AI-powered capabilities designed to help you create
and test automations faster and easier. To see what Autopilot offers across the
UiPath Business Automation Platform, check out the Autopilot guide.
To enhance productivity and streamline the automation development process, you
can now generate complex expressions using natural language. An integral part of
the new Autopilot™ developer capabilities, AI-generated expressions enable you
to describe the desired outcome for a particular activity input, while an
AI-based model will generate a valid expression based on the request. For more
information, see Designing Automations.
With Autopilot, you can use natural language to describe the structure and
outcome of a workflow. Autopilot will then process your instructions and create
a preview of the resulting workflow. If you want to modify the structure created
by Autopilot, you can further refine your instructions and generate a new
preview. After confirming that the automation works as expected, Autopilot
automatically creates the workflow. You can also generate a workflow from
annotations added to Sequence activities. For more information, see The User
Interface.
With its summarization capabilities, Autopilot can also describe the inner
workings of activities and sequences by creating meaningful names that take into
account the elements that define the activity or sequence. To learn more, see
The User Interface.
Autopilot is enabled by default for all users. However, organizations can use
governance policies to control Autopilot capabilities.
EDIT ACTIVITIES DURING DEBUGGING
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Debugging your projects just got easier with the ability to dynamically edit
activity properties, variables, and arguments directly from the Designer panel
or the Properties panel. As a faster alternative to the Locals panel, changing
an activity property no longer requires you to stop the debugging process,
implement the change, and restart debugging.
When debugging is paused (either by a breakpoint, an error, or by manually
pausing execution), you can select the current activity and modify selectors,
input or output values, timeout settings, or other activity-specific properties
either from the Properties panel or directly from the designer. Upon resuming
execution, the modified activity will run with the updated properties.
At the end of the debugging process or when debugging is manually stopped, a
message window will ask whether to keep the changes performed during debugging.
Discarding the changes will revert the activity to its original properties.
NEW PROJECT NAVIGATION SHORTCUTS
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You can now go back or forward inside project files and between project files
using new shortcuts. You can also use the new Navigate forward and Navigate
backward buttons and keyboard shortcuts in the Command Palette.
STUDIO BOOKMARKS
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To make it easier to navigate large workflows, you can now set bookmarks by
right-clicking an activity and selecting Toggle Bookmark. The Breakpoints panel
has been redesigned to include bookmarks and is now named Breakpoints &
Bookmarks. New keyboard shortcuts are also available for enabling, disabling,
and navigating bookmarks. For more information about the redesigned panel and
how to use bookmarks, see The Breakpoints and Bookmarks Panel.
NEW CODED AUTOMATIONS FEATURES
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Dynamically invoke workflows within coded automations
The workflows object can dynamically execute all workflows in a project,
including coded (CS) and low-code (XAML) automations. The object automatically
adjusts to changes in the invoked files across a project, such as a new name or
updated arguments, ensuring a smooth way to create hybrid automations. Visit
Creating hybrid automations using the Workflows object to learn how to invoke
workflows more efficiently in your coded automations.
Invoking coded automations using libraries
You can now publish your coded automations as a library and easily reuse them in
different projects, allowing you to save time and effort. Whether you're working
with low-code (XAML) or coded automations (CS), you can use the published coded
automations from the library directly into your project. Visit Invoking coded
automations using libraries to learn how to invoke coded automations in
different projects and streamline your processes.
Connections for services in coded automations
We have introduced a feature that allows you to use existing Integration Service
connections within your coded automations. This feature helps you to access APIs
from corresponding services more efficiently. Visit Creating Connections for
services in coded automations to learn how to recreate and use these connections
in your coded automations.
Auto-importing namespaces in coded automations
You can reduce the time taken when building coded testing automations by
activating Enable Import Completion in the Code editor settings. This setting
automatically imports namespaces that include a selected symbol, so you don't
have to manually add the using statements in your CS file. Visit Studio IDE to
check the available code editor settings.
NEW TEST AUTOMATION FEATURES
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AI-powered test data generation
You can now generate synthetic test data using AI capabilities offered by
AutopilotTM. Use prompts to customize your test data so it suits your specific
testing needs. Visit AI-generated test data to check how to use AI-powered test
data generation.
Generating coded test cases using AI
You can now generate a fully automated coded test case from your manual tests
using AutopilotTM. Connect Studio to Test Manager, and generate the entire code
for your manual tests, with the manual steps as comments before the automated
steps. Visit Generating test cases using AI to check how generate coded test
cases using AutopilotTM.
CONVERTING TEXT INTO CODE
You can now generate code from multiple sources within your coded automation, to
streamline your processes. You can directly generate code from comments,
specific lines in your automation, or using custom prompts. Visit Generating
code to check how to leverage the capability.
Creating low-code test case from manual test
To ease your automation efforts, you can convert your manual tests into low-code
test cases, with the manual steps displayed as Comment activities. Visit
Creating a low-code test case from a manual test case to learn how to use the
feature.
The testCase.json file
You can now find valuable metadata about your packaged RPA testing projects in
the testCase.json file. The file is automatically generated in the .tmh
directory of the project's NUPKG file.
WINDOWS PROJECTS SAVED TO THE CLOUD
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To facilitate access to automations and improve collaboration between developers
without the need to share project files or to set up a source control
environment in advance, Windows projects can now be saved as cloud projects.
Cross-platform cloud projects are integrated seamlessly with Studio Web, giving
you the flexibility to start working on a project in Studio and continue in your
browser, while Windows projects can be stored in the cloud but not edited in
Studio Web. For more information, see Designing Cross-platform Projects.
Organizations can use governance policies to determine if projects are saved
locally or to the cloud by default.
OTHER NEW FEATURES
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* Studio now supports C# 11.
* In Azure Active Directory SSO setups, user-mode UiPathStudio.msi installation
now includes an Automatically sign in checkbox for Automation Developer and
Attended Robot packages. For more information, see Install Studio.
* Global variables and constants now appear as search results when using the
Universal search bar and in the Current File, All Files, and Variables
options. Selecting a global variable or constant from the search bar
highlights it in the Data Manager panel.
IMPROVEMENTS
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FLOWCHART IMPROVEMENTS
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Flowcharts have received a visual and functional overhaul. The changes that
improve the experience of designing and using flowcharts include:
* The Flow Decision and Flow Switch activities have been redesigned and now
support adding breakpoints, bookmarks, and annotations.
* The Start node has a new design.
* The Designer panel is now an infinite canvas, expanding as you build your
workflow. The Designer now also features a grid system with snap to grid
functionalities to help you position activities with precision. Additionally,
we have removed the sequence surrounding the flowchart in Windows and
cross-platform projects.
* Activities added in a flowchart have an improved design, are easier to link,
and are highlighted when selected. Additionally, all activities added in a
flowchart are now collapsed by default in the Designer panel. If an activity
has validation errors, the error icon is now visible in the collapsed
activity card.
* Activities copied from sequences retain their order and are pasted at your
current focus point in the flowchart.
* You can now add labels between steps in a flowchart by selecting the
connecting arrow and setting the label from the Properties panel. Labels can
be added to all connecting arrows, except for the first one originating from
the Start node.
* Selected connection arrows are now highlighted and can be renamed and deleted
by right-clicking them.
* In case the Flowchart canvas becomes difficult to read due to overlapping
nodes or activity cards, you can right-click the Designer panel and select
the new Declutter Canvas context menu option to rearrange the cards and
improve the flowchart's readability. Declutter Canvas replaces the Auto
Arrange option.
SIMPLIFIED RIBBON LAYOUT
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A simplified ribbon layout is now available, allowing you to increase the size
of the Designer panel. For information on how to enable the new layout, see The
User Interface.
STREAMLINED DESIGNER PANEL CONTEXT MENU
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The context menu when right-clicking inside the Designer panel now has a slimmer
design. Some changes include:
* The Open Workflow option has been removed.
* The Disable Activity and Enable Activity options are now dynamically
displayed.
* The Run to this Activity, Run from this Activity, and Test Activity options
have been consolidated under a single Debug option.
For an updated list of available context menu options, see The User Interface.
MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ARGUMENT PROPERTIES
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Studio now offers access to additional argument information in Assistant and
Automation Ops - Pipelines after publishing a project. You can now use the new
Argument Properties window to configure argument properties (name, associated
tooltip, and whether the argument is required), as well as set the order in
which arguments appear. For more information, see Managing Arguments.
CUSTOMIZE CONNECTIONS USED WITHIN LIBRARIES
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To take advantage of the full potential of Integration Service activities, you
can now customize the connections used within a Windows and cross-platform
library. This allows you to manage specific connections in a project when adding
a library which uses connections or invokes workflows with connections,
regardless of initial configurations. For more information, see About Libraries.
COPY ERROR MESSAGES DIRECTLY FROM THE PROPERTIES PANEL
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You can now use the new clipboard icon in the Properties panel to copy error
messages that appear in activities prior to execution or debugging.
IMPROVED WORKFLOW READABILITY AND NAVIGATION
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To improve workflow visibility and usability, you can now see all activity
properties in the Properties panel when collapsing an activity, including
advanced properties, even if the Show activity properties inline design setting
is selected.
You can now also rename and annotate activity containers in activities such as
If, Else If, While, Do While, or For Each.
AUTO-COLLAPSED NAMESPACES IN CODED AUTOMATIONS
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To easily navigate within coded automations, their namespaces are now collapsed
by default in the Code editor.
OPEN RECENT PROJECTS FROM THE TASKBAR
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To quickly navigate between multiple projects, you can now open recently
accessed projects directly from the taskbar by right-clicking the Studio icon.
You can also pin recent projects in the same way as from Backstage view.
IMPROVED SOURCE CONTROL AUTHENTICATION OPTIONS
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We have consolidated the options to authenticate in projects managed through GIT
and SVN. For more information, see Managing Projects with GIT and Managing
Projects with SVN.
IMPROVED CONTROL OVER PRERELEASE VERSIONS OF ACTIVITIES PACKAGES
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Organizations now have more control over prerelease (beta) versions of
activities packages. Using new governance policies that restrict access to
prerelease packages, the Include Prerelease filter options in the Manage
Packages window can now be hidden, which means that users can have access only
to stable versions of an activity package.
If access is not restricted via governance, a new Activities panel filter
option, Preview, is now available. Selecting this filter option displays
installable activities that are marked as preview in the Activities panel and in
the Add activity search bar.
INSTALLATION AND UPGRADE
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* To improve security and reduce installer size, PDB files have been removed
from the UiPathClipboard.MSI installer.
* The Studio MSI installer now performs an additional cleanup step, which
removes files, settings, and scheduled tasks stored by previous failed
installations.
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS
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* Studio now uses less RAM resources.
* Opening workflows containing many activities is now faster.
* Variables automatically generated from activity outputs now have more
readable names. If a variable with the same name already exists, the output
variable’s name is incremented by 1.
* The Object Repository now automatically updates all selector references
within coded automations whenever a selector name is edited, reducing
maintenance efforts.
* The Test Explorer panel now offers a better overview of your test cases,
allowing you to view more than 100 test cases from your connected Test
Manager project.
BUG FIXES
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* Using the Ctrl + Z keyboard shortcut to undo the last action in a workflow
that contained multiple Log Message activities did not work as expected.
* The ST-NMG-004 - Display Name Duplication Workflow Analyzer rule incorrectly
detected repetitive display names in workflows that contained While and Do
While activities.
* Performing Step Into and Step Out debugging actions caused the values of some
activities properties to be evaluated twice in the Locals panel if the values
were expressions.
* Object Repository UI elements used in a library that had the Separate Runtime
Dependencies project setting enabled were not visible after installing the
library as a project dependency.
* Studio did not indicate that validation errors could not be solved after
automatic reference import in projects that contained read-only files. The
Project panel now displays a message that the read-only status of project
files may hinder project cleanup.
* Studio failed to give accurate validation error details when publishing a
project migrated from Windows - Legacy to the Windows compatibility if the
project contained an incorrectly set ImageDpi activity field in an Export PDF
Page As Image activity.
* Enforcing per-user governance policies using an Orchestrator asset did not
work as expected if Studio was connected to an on-premises Orchestrator.
* Compilation errors were not cleared after correcting a variable type mismatch
using an Assign activity.
* Studio used more memory than expected after editing and closing projects in
which multiple interdependent libraries were installed.
* Creating a project using a Windows - Legacy template did not work as expected
when using a governance policy that set the default project target framework
to Windows and allowed the creation or opening of Windows - Legacy projects.
* Publishing some projects to Orchestrator or locally caused unexpected changes
to the .local folder and failed without an error message.
* A validation error occurred in some projects when adding a custom activity
from a library that contained state machine transitions.
* In workflows with activities that contain child activities (for example,
Multiple Assign), child activities were incorrectly focused from the
Universal Search bar.
* Enforcing a governance policy using an asset created in a previous version of
Orchestrator did not work as expected when upgrading Orchestrator to a newer
version.
* Selecting and deleting activities in a Try Catch field also deleted
activities in another expanded field.
* In some Windows and Windows - Legacy projects, changing the value of the In
configuration field in a For Each activity reset breakpoints, annotations,
the value of the TypeArgument field, and the name of the activity.
* Some projects were incorrectly reported as published after successfully
updating dependencies using the Project Dependencies Mass Update Tool.
* Flowcharts were incorrectly displayed in some Windows - Legacy projects when
upgrading Studio.
Note: Access to the original project files is needed. Avoid initially opening
the affected project in a Studio version where this issue is visible.
* While adding existing test data from files, the dropdown list cut off and
lost focus starting with the sixth file.
* Variables or arguments used in some Windows and cross-platform projects were
incorrectly removed when using the Remove Unused Design tab option.
* The SY-USG-013 - Private File Invoke rule was incorrectly triggered from a
disabled Invoke Workflow File activity or from an Invoke Workflow File
activity that invoked a file which was ignored from publishing.
* The Locals panel did not load information when debugging reached a breakpoint
placed on a Log Message activity in some Windows projects.
* An error related to unresolved dependencies occurred when opening some
projects from the Main.xaml file.
* You could not retrieve columns using the Get List Items and Get Single List
Item activities in some Windows projects.
* Clicking OK in an error message caused by two cases having the same value in
a Flow Switch activity generated a loop of error messages.
* The Locals panel did not load information when debugging reached a second
breakpoint placed on a Log Message activity in some Windows projects.
* Pushing changes to a remote GIT repository caused an unexpected error in some
projects.
* A Could not load file or assembly error occurred in some Windows projects
that had the Microsoft Identity Web package added as a dependency.
* Erratum - added August 7, 2024: An argument named BreakTriggerScopeInArgument
was visible in some projects that contained a Break activity or invoked a
workflow containing a Break activity.
ERRATUM
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.NET 8 SUPPORT
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Added 23 September 2024
Windows and cross-platform projects now use .NET 8, the latest version of the
.NET framework. Please note that Windows and cross-platform projects created
with Studio 2024.10 now require robots that use .NET 8 (Robot 2024.10 or later).
INTRODUCING AI TRUST LAYER GOVERNANCE POLICY CAPABILITIES FOR STUDIO
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Added 13 August 2024
The AI Trust Layer governance policy now includes control over AI-powered
features in Studio, allowing you to prevent calls to third-party AI models. To
learn more, see Settings for AI Trust Layer policies in the Automation Ops
guide.
Note: To disable Autopilot UI features in Studio, you need to define a Studio
governance policy that disables Autopilot capabilities.
COMMAND LINE ARGUMENTS FOR PROXY SETTINGS
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Added 15 July 2024
A new set of command line arguments allows you to set the proxy configuration
during installation of your robots. These proxy-related parameters are available
for both Studio and Robot installers.
KNOWN ISSUES
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*
Important: Erratum - added August 21, 2024: Debugging a XAML file in a
project that contains CS files, results in the following error: "Unexpected
error has occurred during the library compilation process: Value cannot be
null. (Parameter 'type')".
Workaround: Rename the project to a string different than the Data Service
entity that you are referencing in your project.
* The message window asking to automatically import missing references appears
when reopening a project that references non-existing variables, even after
accepting to add the missing references.
* Breakpoints are removed when editing a project in Studio Web.
UPCOMING DEPRECATIONS
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DEPRECATING SERVICECONTAINER IN CODED AUTOMATIONS
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The serviceContainer in coded automations will be deprecated with Studio
2025.10, and will be replaced by the alternative, ICodedWorkflowServices
services.Container. This new method offers resource management for coded
workflows, automatic import of namespaces and types, and specific service
instance provision using the Resolve method.
Visit the Deprecation timeline to stay up to date with upcoming deprecations.
REMOVED FEATURES
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* The classic design experience, which includes the activities, wizards, and
recorders that were available by default in Studio 2021.4 and older releases,
is no longer an option at the project level or as a global setting. UI
Automation and Excel classic activities are still available under the Classic
category and can be added to a project from the Activities panel or the Add
activity search bar.
* Starting with this Studio release, you can only create new projects using the
Windows and cross-platform compatibilities. This includes new processes,
libraries, test automations, and templates. We continue to support editing
existing Windows - Legacy projects and organizations are still able to use
governance policies to restore the option of creating Windows - Legacy
projects. For more information, see About the Windows - Legacy compatibility.
* Starting with this release, the task to Run/Debug with Data Variations in the
context menu of data-driven test cases within the Project Explorer was
removed, because it didn't support dynamic test data variations. Instead, you
can run/debug your data-driven test cases from the Test Explorer. If the
static or dynamic data is run at least once, you can see all the data
variations as child elements within your data-driven test case, within the
Test explorer. Then, you can individually select the child elements and
trigger their execution.
ACTIVITY PACKAGE VERSIONS
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The following activity packages and versions are included in the
UiPathStudio.msi installer and can be found in the local feed.
Activity package
Version
UiPath.UIAutomation.Activities
v24.10.0
UiPath.System.Activities
v24.10.3
UiPath.Excel.Activities
v2.23.4
UiPath.Mail.Activities
v1.23.1
UiPath.Word.Activities
v1.19.3
UiPath.ComplexScenarios.Activities
v1.5.0
UiPath.Presentations.Activities
v1.13.1
UiPath.Testing.Activities
v24.10.0
UiPath.WebAPI.Activities
v1.21.0
UiPath.Form.Activitiesv24.10.2UiPath.Callout.Activitiesv24.10.2
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* Unleash your productivity with Autopilot™
* Edit activities during debugging
* New project navigation shortcuts
* Studio bookmarks
* New Coded automations features
* New Test Automation features
* Windows projects saved to the cloud
* Other new features
* Improvements
* Flowchart improvements
* Simplified ribbon layout
* Streamlined Designer panel context menu
* More information about argument properties
* Customize connections used within libraries
* Copy error messages directly from the Properties panel
* Improved workflow readability and navigation
* Auto-collapsed namespaces in coded automations
* Open recent projects from the taskbar
* Improved source control authentication options
* Improved control over prerelease versions of activities packages
* Installation and upgrade
* Other improvements
* Bug Fixes
* Erratum
* .NET 8 support
* Introducing AI Trust Layer governance policy capabilities for Studio
* Command line arguments for proxy settings
* Known Issues
* Upcoming Deprecations
* Deprecating serviceContainer in coded automations
* Removed Features
* Activity package versions
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