I currently have several issues to keep track of. Is there a public issue tracker for UiPath?
Some issues are blocking us to being able to switch from Windows-Legacy to Windows projects. (Exchange not available or working in Windows projects). It’s cumbersome to keep on checking forum posts and release notes regularly, each time hoping for an update. So I’d like to get a sense of when, which issues will be fixed, is that possible somehow?
Unfortunately we dont have any tracker that is being maintained as such as of now…as you said the way would be to check forum or release notes itself
Cheers
There is no real way to track issues other than to log tickets here on the forum or to UiPath, or you could bookmark posts you wish to follow.
If the issue is known by UiPath they may mention it in patch notes or community posts so keep an eye out!
Don’t expect support for Exchange to be added. Its been deprecated by Microsoft.
Switch to the Graph API authentication.
You can also consider this to keep track of release notes, I don’t know how granular it is though. An RSS feed or whatever the modern equivalent is for for each page would perhaps be welcome.
Blockquote Don’t expect support for Exchange to be added. Its been deprecated by Microsoft.
Switch to the Graph API authentication.
We’re using the Exchange activities’ Office365 settings for MS modern authentication. That’s not deprecated right?
I have a bit of a trauma after building a bot using the Use Gmail activities (so many limitations like all the hardcoded settings in the activities instead of variables. Running it on 3 mailboxes means 3x duplicate code everywhere. That’s not what we can accept in an enterprise situation.)
So we’re trying to keep clear of the StudioX-type email activities. One suggestion is even to manipulate the XAML files (changing the “hardcoded” properties in the XML) before invoking them. I’m not so eager for that as well.
Blockquote You can also consider this to keep track of release notes, I don’t know how granular it is though. An RSS feed or whatever the modern equivalent is for for each page would perhaps be welcome.
Thanks, I’ve subscribed. Better than nothing, but still hoping for more 
Its deprecated.
See here
If yours still works I think it means you are hosting your own private version of the Exchange.
I think you should still be able to migrate to the Graph API authentication (O365) despite that and its what I would recommend. There is no point staying on dead technology even if your current Exchange can handle it. It will save you a very nasty headache when your IT department quietly updates it and all your stuff breaks by doing it proactively now.
Hi. This is unfortunately not available at the moment. We are aware of how cumbersome this is and are working on an organic solution which should be available later this year.
