How to make a process published in orchestrator appear in Manage Packages?

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Hi,

How to make the process published in orchestrator appear in Manage Packages? Thank you.

The image shows the 'Manage Packages' window in UIPath Studio, with the 'Local' package source selected and 'UiPath.System.Activities' package highlighted. (Captioned by AI)
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Best regards,
Robert

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@RobertRussell_Monsalud,

You can’t see the process from Manage Packages. You can only see the library type of project you publish to Orchestrator.

You can see the libraries published on Orchestrator in Orchestrator Host section

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To add more details on above comment - If you are trying to create a reusable component which could be utilized across your organization - You short start with Library and not as a process with proper input and output arguments

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Once the library is built - You can push this to the orchestrator similar to a process. Every Activity workflow will act as an activity under your library

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Hi @ashokkarale

I have figured out the solution to my inquiry.

  1. When publishing a process, select Custom in Publish To field and put the directory or file path in Custom URL field under Publish Options then click Publish.

    The image shows a "Publish Process" window with options to customize the publishing settings, including a field to enter a custom URL and an optional API key. (Captioned by AI)
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  2. Once the process is published, click Manage Packages then click Settings. Add a new package source by putting the name and source in the Name and Source (file path) field respectively the click Add.

    The image shows the "Manage Packages" window in UiPath Studio, where a new package source is being added with fields for Name and Source, and an "Add" button circled in red. (Captioned by AI)
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  3. On the left side of the Manage Packages screen, the newly added package will appear. Just make sure that the filter is none as you select the said package.

    The image shows the "Manage Packages" window in UiPath Studio with the "UiPath.System.Activities" package selected and a red circle drawn around the "All Packages" section. (Captioned by AI)
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Thank you.

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Could you please share a screenshot once your process is published as mentioned above.

Thank You :slight_smile:

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Hi @sharazkm32

Kindly see image below. Thank you.

The image depicts the "Manage Packages" window in UiPath Studio, showing details of a local library named "SampleProcess" by Robert Russell. (Captioned by AI)
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Hi @RobertRussell_Monsalud
We can see reusable component in manage package, when they are published as library.

TIA !

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