The Robot runs a Windows process and the xaml source files are not found in the extracted lib folder of the published nuget file, unlike the Windows-legacy projects.
After upgrading Studio from an earlier version to 22.10, it is possible to convert Windows-Legacy projects into Windows project. Publishing the Windows project to Orchestrator creates a nupkg file, but with a different structure. With a Windows-Legacy project, the .xaml files were stored in the lib\net45 folder, whereas with Windows projects, the xaml files are stored in the "contents" folder.
Resolution:
- When publishing a Windows project into Orchestrator, enable the "Include sources" option from the Publish Options menu.
- Have the Robot execute the job based on this process. This will automatically download the process package into the Robot's default package storage location.
- De-compile and navigate through the package source accessing the "content" folder. For Windows-Legacy, use the "lib" folder, but Windows projects have all the xaml files in the "content” folder.
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