I am trying to run a Maestro task that calls two RPA workflows I developed using the UiPath Desktop application.
The issue is that when I run the Maestro task, it stays in the “Executing” state for about 10 minutes and then stops automatically. The workflows never actually start.
I also wanted to debug the process to see how it behaves in unattended mode. I tried running it in Debug and Step Into mode, but when the execution reaches the RPA workflow, it just shows “Running” and doesn’t do anything further. I expected it to open the browser and start performing the automation steps, but nothing happens.
Could you please let me know what I might be missing or how I can troubleshoot this? I would also appreciate any guidance on the best way to debug Maestro workflows that invoke UiPath Desktop automations.
yes, you can see from last 30 mins it is showing running, and this is just a small task, even i don’t see to launch browser and login, can not i see to run on my local pc
Check the actual job in Orchestrator by going to Orchestrator → Debug Folder under My Workspace → Jobs. Find the job that Maestro triggered for “Get Invoice Data” and check its status. If it’s Pending the whole time, that means there is no available robot to run your process.
For unattended setup, please refer to this.
Let us know what you see with the above two points.
I don’t want run it in unattended mode, i want to trigger from Maestro to Run on my local PC, so i can see it visually, and debug to fix the issues if require. if it will run in unattended mode, how will i sure if it has run successfully or not.
Just Simple, how we run from the desktop, same like in maestro, only thing is to trigger from there and debug and see…
Create a Machine Template from Tenant → Machines → Add Machine → Machine Template. Then, go to UiPath Assistant → Signout and Login using the Machine Key.
Once added then ensure a machine is added. Go to your Tenant → Machines → click View Sessions under your Machine Template, check if you have at least a runtime is available for your machine.
Then Go to Tenant → Folders → Personal Workspaces → Manage Machines and then add the machine template here. Remove any Default Serverless if it is available.
Now, you can run from your Maestro process flow on local machine by selecting this option.
can you please guide me, where i can see them clearly,
I have one more question, if i connect the UiPath Assistant with Machine Key, then in the UiPath Studio i will not be able to run any bots in debug mode, this is the major issue/drawback I notice in UiPath.
Follow the below steps to check your license allocation and edit them.
Go to Automation Cloud → Admin → Accounts & local groups → Select your account → Licenses → Hit Assign to see what licenses you are currently assigned, and you can update if necessary.
When Assistant connects with the Machine Key, the robot registers as unattended mode, not tied to an interactive user session. So, to execute your Maestro workflow in the local setup, you can just login through Machine Key. However, once that is done you can switch back to your usual interactive sign-in in the Assistant to debug in Studio.