Im getting this question when i try to install the dependencies as a package. When i choose no, i will go back to the previous page. When i choose yes, i will have the same problem as the rest of the package where i cant inject dependencies
No. As I said, you upload them into ORCHESTRATOR.
This is because there are dependencies inside dependencies.
Say you haveā¦
Dependency A
- sub-dependency B v1.2
Dependency C
- sub-dependency B v1.1
Itās telling you āhey, there are two different versions of B so do you want to upgrade Dependency C to B v.1.2?ā
Read the Resolving Dependency Conflicts section.
i will try that and update you thanks
This is something that uipath should auto-resolve right? What can i do to manually solve this? thanks.
It does auto-solve it. Thatās the point to the prompt. Click Yes.
sadly, my government laptop prohibits any form of upload into orchestrator
Not sure why we would or should have to upload them to Orchestrator instead of why it is not automatically uploaded when we Publish the Project to Orchestratorā¦?
There are all already there within Studio so why are they not packaged or at the very least all automatically uploaded to Orchestrator as Libraries at either Host or Tenant Level..?
You have to manually upload them into Orchestrator when your robot servers cannot download them automatically. They donāt get downloaded into Orchestrator, the sub-dependencies get downloaded by the robot. But this can be blocked by firewall/proxy setup, at which point youād have to manually upload them into Orchestrator so the robot servers can download them from Orchestrator. The ideal solution is that your robot servers can access the internet and the necessary nuget repositories, otherwise it becomes a nightmare to manage uploading everything into Orchestrator.