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Hi everyone,

Just wanted to share some exciting news! I recently posted about an idea for the UiPath AgentHack. I’m thrilled to announce that our project, TrialIQ, has been selected to participate in the AgentHack! :tada:

This is a fantastic opportunity, and we’re especially excited because we’ve also received access to UiPath Labs! This will allow us to explore and leverage cutting-edge UiPath capabilities

Best,
Team TrailIQ

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Hi Team,

We are experiencing issues with a UiPath App. After publishing the app to Orchestrator, we occasionally encounter a strange error, as shown in the screenshot below. This issue sometimes also appears in preview mode.

We have verified that there are no code-related problems in the app. Additionally, we have cleared cookies and attempted to access the app in incognito mode, but the issue persists.

Could you please assist us in resolving this?

Hello! Message from the help-apps team: We need additional info to debug this. Was this app part of a solution, if yes was the solution activated correctly?

Hi Help-Apps Team,

Thank you for your quick response — it’s been helpful as we work toward building the solution for UiPath AgentHack.

At the moment, our UiPath App is not yet added to the Solution. The only reference we currently have is the Trace ID displayed in the screenshot we previously shared. Interestingly, most of the issues began after the app was published, which makes this situation a bit unstable.

Is there anything else we can provide to assist you in debugging the app further?

Could you provide HAR file, please? Start recording when app starts loading until you see this error

Sure, while recording the steps using the HAR file, the app typically opens in a new tab, so it’s unclear how the browser captures those interactions in the HAR file.

Hello, the attached HAR file is from design time. Could you pls share the HAR from the system where the runtime is failing to load?

Thanks Andreea,

Please find the Google Drive link below containing the supporting files. Kindly note the following:

  • Files starting with ā€œPreview_Time_File_ā€ were generated during the App Preview mode.
  • Files starting with ā€œPublished_Appā€ were generated from the published version of the app.

I replied in a DM as I have a print screen and do not want to share it in a thread :)))

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Hi @DeaTo, we got the access to the UiPath Labs, thanks for the support.
We wanted to add members to our team, how can we do that?
Additionally, For our use case, we wanted to have the access to Test Manager, could you please help us with this.

Hello Community,
I’m participating in AgentHack 2025 and currently building my TrainRiskScoreModel.xaml workflow using the UiPath.Python.Activities package.

Despite all steps being correctly followed, I continue to receive:
System.IO.DirectoryNotFoundException: The specified Python path is not valid: …

My Setup:

  • UiPath Studio version: 2025.0.166 STS
  • Python Activities Package: Latest
  • Python Path Tried:
    • Embedded Python: Python38\python.exe
    • System-installed: C:\Program Files\Python38\python.exe
    • Conda environment: C:\Users\PatelR\miniconda3\envs\uipython38\python.exe
  • All paths verified in CMD:
  • python.exe runs successfully
  • Modules installed: pandas, scikit-learn, numpy
  • Python Scope version: Python 3.8 (tried x64 target too)

Problem:

  • Every combination throws the same DirectoryNotFoundException error at runtime.

Attached:



  • Screenshot of error output
  • CMD confirmation that python.exe works
  • Folder structure of miniconda3\envs\uipython38\

Would appreciate any help from the community.
Happy to provide logs or .xaml if needed.

Thank you :folded_hands:
— Roopa Patel

Thanks @DeaTo, the issue has been resolved. Apologies for the delayed response.

Hello Community,

I’m encountering another issue where jobs stuck in the ā€˜Terminating’ state continue for hours without stopping. I’ve tried several troubleshooting steps, but the problem persists. I’d appreciate your insights on this.

It seems my Maestro flow ran successfully. However, since it was running for an unusually long time, I decided to kill the job. Now, it’s stuck in the ā€˜Terminating’ state

Hi,

Can you please send me this request on my email so I can forward it to the Labs team? andreea.tomescu@uipath.com

Thanks,
Andreea

Hello,

Some follow-up comments and questions from my colleagues that help with queries related to Activities:

  • You need to configure the following:
    Path: The path were the python.exe is installed (without exe file)
    Library Path: location to the python dll (full path)

  • what version of python and python activities are you using?

  • please note that python needs to be fully installed (including development library); minimal installation will not work

  • what operating system are you using?

  • Python Activities Package: latest means what version? is the project legacy or windows? is not clear from the description

  • are you running locally? or from Orchestrator?

Thanks

hi community , Getting error while importing Agentic workflow on Maestro ā€œAdding resource to the solution failed(#100)ā€. On running explicitly it is running fine but when trying to import on maestro its giving an error.

please assist.

Thank you so much for your response and detailed questions — I really appreciate the support from the community!

Just to clarify and update you:

Initially, I tried using the Python Scope activity with:

  • Python Version: 3.9.x (installed with full development headers)
  • Python Scope Path: C:\Users\Roopa\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python39
  • DLL Path:
    C:\Users\Roopa\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python39\python39.dll`
  • OS: Windows 10 64-bit
  • UiPath.Python.Activities: v1.3.0 (latest as per Manage Packages)
  • Project Type: Windows (not Legacy)
  • Execution Mode: Running locally from UiPath Studio

However, I ran into persistent issues — including problems loading the Python DLL and inconsistent behavior during method invocation (especially when passing arguments and loading models).

So instead, I switched to a fallback strategy that worked more reliably in my environment:

  • I used Start Process to call a standalone Python script directly, passing file paths as arguments.
  • The Python script trains the model and writes the output (e.g., .pkl file or CSV) to a known location.
  • UiPath then continues with those files using standard I/O (CSV, JSON, etc.).

This strategy worked well for my case and helped bypass all DLL-related issues.

Thanks again for your support — let me know if you’d like me to share the fallback implementation steps in more detail in case it helps others!
Thanks
Roopa Patel

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What does importing agentic workflow to Maestro mean?
Do you import an existing project? Do you reference an existing deployed process?

Hi @DeaTo

We are facing an issue with Data Fabric. We’ve made a thread: