verified which version i had installed of UiPath.Credentials.Activities and it was the last one, 1.1.6479.13204.
installed all the previous versions available to check if it would work, with no success.
verified the Credentials on activities panel, and found a “Get Credential” activity, but no “Get Secure Credential”, as it is still seeing an older version or something.
with that info, I have checked the following folders for old versions of credential activity:
C:\Program Files (x86)\UiPath\Studio\Packages
C:\Users\renmosel\AppData\Local\UiPath\Activities
C:\Users\renmosel\AppData\Local\Temp\NuGetScratch
C:\Users\renmosel\AppData\Local\Temp\nuget
C:\Users\renmosel\AppData\Local\NuGet\Cache
but found no version different of 1.1.6479.13204, the most recent.
Could you test the package in a new, blank project? I suppose it will work then (and would help debugging the issue).
I think you can also try deleting the project.json file and trying to open your project
(but please keep your backups)
Hello @loginerror, thanks for the help, I have followed your suggestions but without success.
But I believe to have found the root cause. The project I’m working have a custom made package, that includes an older version of UiPath.Credentials.Activities.dll, specifically 1.0.5638.31760
So, what happens is that when I updated UiPath, it started using the oldest version found in required packages, instead of the main version installed directly.
It seems like there is still a temporary file somewhere that is being loaded when you lunch your project. Could you try searching for a file/folder on your desktop with that would match the old version of credentials activity pack?
You mentioned most relevant folders already, but let’s be sure first that it isn’t available anywhere.
Previously I have installed the custom-made packaged first, and later the Credentials package, so I uninstalled both, and installed Credentials first, and than the other. It worked, but it seems like it should not be this way.