UiPath 2025 May Community Release
Studio
Design improvements
In this release, we continued our design improvements. Here are some of our changes.
Panel docking
We’ve changed how panels are docked in the designer. Previously, tabs in the panel were located at the bottom. Now, they appear at the top, and when undocked or when the spacing in the panel is minimal, they show as icons instead of full tab labels.
Data Manager
The Data Manager has a new design, making it easier to create and manage variables and arguments through a tabular experience.
To create a variable, simply click on Create variable and configure the entries in the row. The video below, highlights how easy it is to use the keyboard in the new Data Manager.
To create a Global variable or a Constant, right click on the Data Manager to find these options. If a Row is selected, you’ll also get the options available for a Variable.
By default, variables in the Active Scope will be visible. To change that, navigate to the scope column and click on the button to view all variables:
You can also select multiple items to copy or delete them.
Automatically import namespace for dynamic variables
Studio now automatically imports the namespace of any type generated at runtime by an activity (e.g., Run Job with Agent input/output).
This lets you use the type immediately in expressions without manually managing Imports and reduces setup friction when working with dynamic types.
Long Running Workflows improvements
You can now use Agentic Task to invoke Agents as well as RPA processes. The Agentic Task leverages the Run Job activity which allows you to select between RPA and Agent processes. With this change, the activity can now be equivalent to the Call Activity from BPMN.
To make it easier to get started, you can now create a Long Running Workflow file directly within any project. To do this, simply navigate to New, select Long Running Workflow and a new file will be created for you.
For cases where you’d like to import your existing BPMN file within your project, you now have a new entry point. Right click on the Project Panel, select Import File and select the .bpmn option. Once you select your file, it will create a new Long Running Workflow containing the model imported in the file.
Please tell us what you think
Which features excite you the most and you are going to try right away? We want to hear what you think! Please use the 
button below 
.