Download libraries from orchestrator to work on locally

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Hello, I am having trouble opening a library package that I downloaded from orchestrator. I followed similar steps as the processes… where I downloaded the NUPKG file then extracted with 7zip to a folder but once I open the project the object repo is empty and there is nothing under ‘Project UI Descriptors’

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The purpose is to continue editing the object repo my team members uploaded to orchestrator without having to republish it as another library.

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@anan.deneke

you cannot access them like that…

ideally you need to use a repo and s3tore the actual code…make changes and publish again

cheers

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Hi @Anil_G
We create an object repo in its own library project separate from our process projects, is there a way to download the object repo/library the same way we do with process projects directly from orchestrator to continue work?

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Hi @anan.deneke
As a best practice, I’ll recommend having your codes on a repo (Azure, bitbucket…).

If you still need to use the .nukpg then follow next steps:
1-Download the package
2-Change the extension from .nupkg to .zip
3-Create a new folder with the required library name
4-From the zip folder
4.1-Workflows: Copy the files from the ‘content’ folder
4.2-Object Repo: Copy the folder ‘.objects’ from the ‘contentFiles/any/any/’ folder
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5-Open the project

Note: If Object repo, is still not visible; review if Modern Design Experience setting is active
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@anan.deneke

I dont think you can as of now…

That too after migration to windows it is even more difficult

Cheers

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Hi @Eric_Alvarado ,

Following the steps you mentioned I am able to see the object repo now but it is a different version from the one I downloaded, and if I republish it publishes as a new library instead

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@anan.deneke Make sure, to download the correct package version.
Try, checking the latest published package version in Orch and increase the number; also, verified if the name matches.

Also, make sure to copy the original project.json from the ‘content’ folder
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Thanks @Eric_Alvarado, that worked!

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