Issue with `alternativeVerificationTitle` in `VerifyExpressionWithOperator`

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Context

I am working on coded automation tests in UiPath and using the VerifyExpressionWithOperator method to validate expressions. My implementation includes the use of the alternativeVerificationTitle parameter to set custom titles for these validations.

public void CheckResult(bool elementExists, string verificationTitle, bool verifySecondExpression = true) 
{                        
    testing.VerifyExpressionWithOperator(
        firstExpression: elementExists,
        operatorValue: Comparison.Equality,
        secondExpression: verifySecondExpression,
        outputMessageFormat: null,
        continueOnFailure: true,
        alternativeVerificationTitle: verificationTitle,
        takeScreenshotInCaseOfFailingAssertion: true,
        takeScreenshotInCaseOfSucceedingAssertion: true
    );

Expected Behavior

The alternativeVerificationTitle parameter should be displayed as title of the assertion in UiPath Orchestrator.

Actual Behavior

  • The alternativeVerificationTitle parameter is passed correctly (verified via logging) but does not appear in Orchestrator (insted the default activity name Verify Expression with Operator appears).
  • Other parameters, such as outputMessageFormat, work as expected and override the default message format.
  • Using static strings for alternativeVerificationTitle also does not work.

Has anyone encountered this issue before or has an idea?
Could this be a bug in UiPath’s libraries, and should I report it?

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