Hi all,
I’m trying to put a library together which relies on invoking a lot of workflows. Every workflow works individually, and workflows containing (multiple) invoked workflows also work without a hitch when run. However, I get the above error whenever I try to publish my library.
First I thought I was maybe using too many folders, as I read something about that maybe being the issue, so I removed all the folders and let everything exist in the root folder. That didn’t work.
Then I naively tried to recreate my library and see if UiPath was just being difficult, sometimes you just gotta start “from scratch”. That also didn’t work.
I used the analyze tool to check for dependencies and errors. But not one thing seems to be wrong. I double and triple checked my workflows, but couldn’t find anything that stood out as an issue.
The way my library is set up is roughly like this:
-
_private (folder) to store private functions such as login, logout, get_base_selector, navigate_to_screen, get_data, etc.
-
Private functions like get_data invoke workflows such as navigate_to_screen, get_matches, edit_values, etc.
-
Public functions in root folder that contain invoked workflows (= private functions).
** Important to know is that my private functions here are not “private” (I haven’t turned on the “make private” option…
If I take one of my public functions as example, it would be a nested workflow like this:
get_data_for_x
- login
- get_data:
→ get_data_from_screen:
- navigate
- get_base_selector
- get_dict_from_x - logout
Does anyone have any idea what could be causing UiPath to not let me publish this? My other library functions with a similar but less complicated set-up have never caused any problems, but maybe I’m pushing the limits? 