Does UiPath free edition can be integrated with Jenkins? Please provide the step by step procedure to integrate
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Step-by-Step Procedure to Integrate UiPath with Jenkins
- Install Jenkins:
- Download and install Jenkins from the official Jenkins website.
- Follow the installation instructions for your operating system.
- Install UiPath Jenkins Plugin:
- Open Jenkins and navigate to Manage Jenkins > Manage Plugins.
- Go to the Available tab and search for “UiPath”.
- Install the UiPath Jenkins Plugin.
- Configure Jenkins:
- After installing the plugin, go to Manage Jenkins > Configure System.
- Scroll down to the UiPath section and configure the Orchestrator URL, Tenant, and other necessary details.
- Create a New Jenkins Job:
- Go to the Jenkins dashboard and click on New Item.
- Enter a name for your job and select Freestyle project.
- Click OK to create the job.
- Configure the Jenkins Job:
- In the job configuration page, go to the Build section.
- Click on Add build step and select UiPath Pack to package your UiPath project.
- Provide the necessary details such as the project path and output path.
- Add UiPath Deploy Step:
- In the same job configuration page, add another build step and select UiPath Deploy.
- Configure the deployment details such as the Orchestrator URL, Tenant, and the package path.
- Add UiPath Run Job Step:
- Add a post-build action and select UiPath Run Job.
- Configure the job details such as the process name, folder, and authentication details.
- Save and Build:
- Save the job configuration.
- Click on Build Now to run the job and see the integration in action.
Additional Tips
- Ensure that your Jenkins server has access to the UiPath Orchestrator.
- Make sure your UiPath project is properly configured and tested before integrating with Jenkins.
- You can also use Git for version control and trigger Jenkins builds on code commits.
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Can UiPath community edition be integrated with jenkins or do we need the paid edition?
Yes, It can be integrated with Jenkins. however, for advanced features or enterprise-level support, the paid enterprise edition is recommended.
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We recently set up Jenkins along with UiPath Community Edition on a local machine to test the execution of RPA workflows through a CI/CD pipeline. As part of the process, we published a sample UiPath workflow package locally and attempted to trigger it using a batch file from Jenkins. However, during execution, we encountered an error stating “A local license is required.”
it does support community as per previous experience…
please check a guide here
regarding the error ..it might be because of UiPath not being present on the target machine where the pack is happening..please check the above tutorial
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Please check same thread, might be helpful,