UiPath 25.0.176 September Community Release

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UiPath 25.0.176 September Community Release

Studio

Solutions in Studio Desktop

Studio Desktop is now Solution-aware so you can leverage its powerful RPA design/debug capabilities while keeping everything in a Solution context. Open a Solution from Web, see all its projects and resources, and import/reuse your existing RPA projects (Windows or Cross-Platform) inside the Solution. Build and debug in Desktop, then sync to cloud to continue composing and deploying in Web.

Solutions are cloud-level containers for modeling an end-to-end automation as a single, versioned unit. In one Solution you can create and orchestrate:

• API Workflows
• Agents
• Agentic Processes
• Apps (with human-in-the-loop validations)
• RPA workflows

All components share Solution-scoped resources (assets, connections, queues, storage) that you manage centrally at the Solution level. Solutions are portable - package once and deploy across tenants and organizations with environment-specific configuration.

Flow: Web ↔ Desktop

1. Create the Solution in Web

Add what you need: API Workflows, Agent, Agentic Process, etc.

2. Open in Desktop

In Web, right-click Solution → Open in Desktop to launch the Solution view in Desktop (shows all projects & resources).

3. Import or create RPA projects

Bring in existing RPA or start new ones inside the Solution.

4. Put the whole Solution under Git

Manage commits/branches at Solution level.

5. Add resources from Orchestrator

Use the Activity Resource widget picker to add assets/queues/connections by selecting them from Orchestrator .

6. Design, debug, troubleshoot (RPA)

Everything works as before in Desktop.

7. Sync to Cloud & continue in Web

When you’re happy with Desktop changes, Sync to Cloud and keep building the agentic flow in Web.

Current limitations

• Renaming projects: Only in Web (not from Desktop).
• Editors: API Workflows, Agents, Apps, Agentic Processes are Web-only.
• Publish scope: From Desktop you publish only the current RPA project.
  Solution packaging & deploy happen only in Web. CI/CD integrations via UiPath CLI will soon have Solutions support.
• Solution lock (concurrency): Only one user can work on a Solution at a time. We introduced a Solution-level lock to prevent unsolvable conflicts (e.g., one person builds an API Workflow in Web while another edits an RPA project in Desktop). Without the lock, a later sync could cause one set of changes to be lost. This limitation will be removed soon once Web supports local workspace (saving the entire Solution to disk), enabling standard Git flows to safely resolve conflicts.

Tips

• Use Git at the Solution level to version RPA + configuration together.
• Before opening in Desktop, deploy the Solution for debug from Web - you will have all solution resources and projects deployed in Orchestrator and ready to be consumed in Desktop.

Questions or feedback about this Desktop ↔ Web loop? Drop them below!

Studio design experience for Windows projects

The new design experience for Sequence based workflows is now available on Windows as well.

This update brings the same modern improvements:

• Line numbering for easier navigation and reference
• Compact activity designers to improve readability
• Easy to add activities and cases, reducing visual noise and unnecessary spacing

To enable this experience, navigate backstage to Settings>Design and toggle the Compact Design Experience.

Check out the experience below on an existing project in a Workflow taking an Excel file and enhancing the date there before turning them into Jira issues. Some highlights include:

• Enabling breakpoints
• Editing annotations
• Adding an Else if
• Collapsing containers

Assistant

We’ve improved the terminology in UiPath Assistant, with a focus on the Preferences window. These changes aim to create a more user-friendly experience.

Activities

Previews

WebAPI 2.2.0-preview is out - HTTP Request with cURL import and design time testing!

Introduction We have released the WebAPI package 2.2.0-preview with really exciting improvements to the new HTTP Request! It’s a follow-up to our work on the new HTTP Request activity (you can read more here and here). Release notes HTTP Request activity Improvements cURL Import Support Adds integrated cURL command import to the HTTP Request activity. Paste a raw curl command to auto-populate fields (method, URL, headers, body, auth, file uploads). [image] Key Features Supports b…

GA releases

The following activity packages were recently released on the official feed:
UiPath.MicrosoftOffice365.Activities - 3.4.10 - release notes
UiPath.GSuite.Activities - 3.4.10 - release notes
UiPath.Mail.Activities - 2.4.10 - release notes

Please tell us what you think

Which features excite you the most and are you going to try right away? We want to hear what you think! Please use the button below

[Jon_Smith]

About time Solutions were added to Desktop!! We’ve been needing that for such a long time to make them workable in anything not cross platform! And it means we can FINALLY use GIT, amazing.

Excited to try it out. One of the worst aspects on working on the web, be it Maestro, Agents, or RPA is the complete lack of control of the saving and version control, it desperately needs GIT. Super nice to see Solutions can have at least some connection with GIT now.

[Michael.Vornes]

Very useful feature to be able to open web workflow in studio desktop!

[SorenB]

Huge leap forward, very excited to try it out

I like the centralized way of managing our solutions, and making it available to desktop aswell is a great improvement.
And of course being able to use VCS is very reassuring.