Latest Update — November 5
We’ve temporarily paused the UiPath Platform rollout (initially targeted at 1% of Community users) after detecting errors in our telemetry.
Here’s what you need to know:
No action needed for most users.
Our telemetry shows that the rollback mechanism worked correctly in all reported cases.- If your migration succeeded, you’re now running version 26.0.179 (Studio, Assistant, Robot).
- If it failed, the system automatically rolled back to version 25.0.176 using the classic MSI installation.
Manual reinstall is only needed as a last resort.
If, for any reason, your installation is broken and you can’t open Studio or Assistant, you can repair it manually using:
UiPath Platform Installer (Community)
Next steps
- We’ll soon distribute version 26.0.179 to all Community users via the classic MSI channel — again, no action required.
- We’ll analyze the cause of the migration errors, apply fixes, and retry the UiPath Platform rollout at a later time.
UiPath Platform remains our lightweight, modern, and fast distribution mechanism for UiPath desktop clients (Studio, Assistant, Robot, and Extensions).
Thanks for your patience and for helping us ensure a smooth transition for everyone. 
UiPath 26.0.179 October Community Release
UiPath Platform - Automatic Rollout for Community Users 
Hey everyone 
Starting this week, we’re introducing a new automatic update system for UiPath Community users.
It’s called UiPath Platform, and it keeps Studio, Assistant, Robot, and Browser Extensions always up to date — faster, and lighter than before.
What’s changing
You don’t need to take any action.
Your current UiPath installation will be migrated automatically to UiPath Platform during the next few weeks.
All your settings, projects, and connections will stay exactly the same.
What you get as a user 
Once migrated, you’ll notice updates feel effortless:
- Much smaller downloads – only file changes are downloaded (no more full installers).
- Faster updates – most complete in just a few seconds.
- No interruptions – everything happens quietly in the background.
- Built-in safety net – if something ever fails, UiPath Platform automatically rolls back to the last working version.
In short: your UiPath apps stay current, stable, and ready to use, without you needing to lift a finger.
Gradual rollout
We’re releasing it gradually to make sure everything works smoothly:
- Around 1% of Community users will receive it first.
- We’ll monitor telemetry and feedback closely.
- The rollout will expand in waves until it reaches everyone.
So if you don’t have it yet — no worries, it’s coming soon!
What you might notice
After migration, you might see UiPath Platform listed in Control Panel → Programs and Features.
That means your installation is now managed by the new system.
We preserve your original installation type — per-machine or per-user — so nothing changes in how you use UiPath.
For new installs, UiPath Platform prefers per-machine (recommended) and falls back to per-user if you don’t have admin rights.
(If you open “Modify” from Control Panel, you’ll see a screen like this)
If something goes wrong 
If the update or migration fails:
- Download the diagnostics tool:
UiPath.Connected.InstallDiagnostics.exe - Run it on the affected machine — please DM the generated
.zipto @Alexandru_Bizon so we can investigate.
What stays the same
- The classic MSI installers remain available for Enterprise and offline (LTS) environments.
- The new UiPath Platform rollout applies only to Community users
Thank you 
This is a big step toward faster, safer, and zero-effort updates for everyone.
We’ll keep an eye on telemetry and feedback as the rollout continues — your input really helps.
If you notice anything unusual or want to share your experience, please reply below.
Happy automating!
Studio
Build a Project
We added a new option under to Build a project. This reports validation errors across all workflows that are not caught otherwise.
This is useful when a workflow file was deleted or renamed — the compiler will flag every Invoke Workflow activity that references a missing file. It’s an efficient way to identify and fix broken references after refactoring or cleanup.
Update Arguments in Invoked Workflows
When renaming arguments in a workflow, Studio will now update all Invoke Workflow references automatically. Existing default values are preserved, so you don’t lose configurations already defined in those invocations.
Healing Agent Integration with Autopilot for Developers
With the upgrade of Autopilot for Developers to a new conversational experience, the Healing Agent has also been integrated accordingly.
This integration brings several key advantages.
Analyze Healing Agent Execution Data
You can now instantly access information about jobs from the tenant connected to Studio, specifically for the project currently open. If the data includes fix recommendations, they will be automatically displayed—no need to manually import a file.
Interactive Recommendations via Autopilot
You can continue the conversation with Autopilot to get more details about each recommendation or healed activity, enabling a deeper understanding and faster resolution.
Manual Debug File Import Still Available
The option to manually load healing data remains accessible via the Load Healing Data from File feature.
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