Getting this error while i upload my custom code build activity in UiPath manage packages.
Hi,
This message shows your custom activities package doesn’t support Windows project(.net6).
Can you try either of the following?
- Use Windows-Legacy project
- Modify your activities package to support Windows project (.net6)
Regards,
Libraries developed in one pltform are not supported in others…
Either convert the library to required platform and try or use the same type of project to build the automation
Windows-legacy ,windows or cross platform
Cheers
To upload a custom code build activity in UiPath Manage Packages, you can follow these steps:
- In the UiPath Studio, open the project containing the custom code build activity you want to upload.
- In the Project Explorer panel, navigate to the
Packagesfolder and double-click themanifest.jsonfile to open it in the editor. - In the editor, scroll down to the
dependenciessection. - Add an entry for your custom code build activity in the following format:
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"MyCustomActivity": "1.0.0"
Where MyCustomActivity is the name of your custom code build activity and 1.0.0 is the version number. 5. Save the manifest.json file.
- In the Project Explorer panel, right-click the project and select
Publish. - In the
Publishwindow, select theUiPathtab and enter your UiPath Manage Packages credentials. - Click
Publishto upload the custom code build activity to UiPath Manage Packages.
Alternatively, you can also use the Pack command in the UiPath Studio command prompt to create a package file for your custom code build activity, and then use the Push command to upload the package file to UiPath Manage Packages.
HI @Yoichi ,
can you tell how to modify the activity package to support windows project(.net6)
Hi,
If your custom activities package is made by Visual Studio, the following helps you.
Or, it might be good to recreate it using Activity Creator 4.0.
If your activities package is made by Library feature of UiPath Studio, can you try to open your library project in UiPath Studio 22.10, then convert it to Windows project using conversation tool?
Regards,
Is it solved?
yaah @JW_J Thanks
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