プロジェクトパブリッシュ先の指定について

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こんにちは
UiPath Studio 2025.0.172STS Community editionのユーザーです。

パブリッシュ先を「Orchestrator個人用ワークスペースフィード」に指定して、プロジェクトをパブリッシュしましたが、調べてみると「Orchestrator個人用ワークスペースフィード」だけでなく、

C:\Users\＜ユーザー名＞.nuget\Packages

にも、パブリッシュされていました。

さらに調べてみると、私の環境では、「ホーム」ー「設定」ー「パッケージソースを管理」ー「ユーザ定義のパッケージソース」で
C:\Users\＜ユーザー名＞.nuget\Packages
を指定していることが判明しました。

「ホーム」ー「設定」ー「パッケージソースを管理」ー「ユーザ定義のパッケージソース」で指定した場所には、パブリッシュ先指定に関係なく、プロジェクトがパブリッシュされるという認識で正しいでしょうか？

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When publishing from UiPath Studio, the package is always first created locally in
C:\Users<UserName>.nuget\Packages

After that studio pushes the package to the destination you selected (Orchestrator Personal Workspace Feed) and the path you see under Home → Settings → Manage Package Sources → User-defined package sources is only used for dependency resolution where the studio looks for existing packages, not as an override for the publish destination.

Cheers

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Hi, modern Birbal,@bhavesh.choubey

However, in my environment, I confirmed the latest NuGet package published from the project was also output to the User-defined package sources. How strange.

Cheers to your Lord Shiva and Parvati

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@gorby this behaviour is not strange actually the thing is when a project is published from UiPath Studio, the package is always built first in the local NuGet cache (C:\Users\<UserName>\.nuget\packages) after that it is pushed to the publish destination you selected i.e. Orchestrator Personal Workspace Feed. And in your environment, the same folder is also registered under Home → Settings → Manage Package Sources → User-defined package sources, so the latest package also appears there. This does not override the publish destination, it simply means the local cache folder is also being treated as a package feed.

Namaste :folded_hands:

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One more thing, please.

After installing a package, is my understanding correct that the package is saved in the folder defined under: Home → Settings → Manage Package Sources → Default package sources → Local

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No — when you install a package, it is always stored in the local NuGet cache. The path shown under Home → Settings → Manage Package Sources → Default package sources → Local is just an additional feed location that can be used for publishing or retrieving packages if needed. It is not where every installed dependency is stored.

Namaste :folded_hands:

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