UiPath 26.0.182 December Community Release

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UiPath 26.0.182 December Community Release

:tada: UiPath Platform Migration Update — Version 26.0.182

Hi everyone :waving_hand:

With version 26.0.182, the UiPath Platform migration for Community users is approaching its final phase.
Most users are already benefiting from the new update experience:

  • Fast updates that apply in seconds
  • Smaller, incremental downloads
  • Automatic rollback for reliability
  • No disruption to Studio or Assistant

Thank you for all the feedback and diagnostics that supported the rollout across versions 179 → 180 → 181 → 182.

:bullseye: What happens next

In the coming days, we will run one more migration pass to cover the remaining installations.
No action is required from you.

All other users continue to receive fast, delta updates with 26.0.182.

After this final pass, if some installations still do not transition automatically, we will recommend a manual migration to ensure every environment can benefit from the new updater.

:folded_hands: Thank you

This was a large-scale automatic migration, and your feedback has been invaluable.
If you encounter issues, please run UiPath.Connected.InstallDiagnostics.exe

…and DM the generated .zip file to @Alexandru_Bizon so we can investigate.

Studio

This release brings several updates focused on small UI improvements and fixes for customer-reported issues. The goal was to improve overall usability and address minor visual inconsistencies.

Apple activities

We released three brand new activity packages for automating your MacOS applications.

Note:
Processes that include these activities must be run on a MacOS environment.
You can design, test and deploy your macOS automations directly from Studio Web. Use the image option to execute your process on the local macOS via the Assistant on MacOS.

Apple Mail

Provides automation capabilities for the Apple Mail application.

Activities:

  • Send Email – Sends an email message.
  • List Accounts – Lists all mail folders from all configured Apple Mail accounts.
  • For Each Email – Iterates through each email message in a selected folder and executes defined actions.

The image depicts an email template interface with fields for recipient, subject, body, and additional properties such as attachment, sender, and account email options. (Captioned by AI)
The image depicts an email template interface with fields for recipient, subject, body, and additional properties such as attachment, sender, and account email options. (Captioned by AI)534×577 22.8 KB

The image displays a user interface panel labeled 'List Accounts,' showing an 'Accounts' output field with a selectable option labeled 'Accounts' accompanied by an icon. (Captioned by AI)
The image displays a user interface panel labeled 'List Accounts,' showing an 'Accounts' output field with a selectable option labeled 'Accounts' accompanied by an icon. (Captioned by AI)530×101 5.02 KB

A configuration panel for setting up a process to iterate over emails with fields for account, folder, and filter conditions. (Captioned by AI)
A configuration panel for setting up a process to iterate over emails with fields for account, folder, and filter conditions. (Captioned by AI)535×614 19.5 KB

Read more in the documentation.

Apple Numbers

Enables automation of Apple Numbers spreadsheets — similar to working with Excel files.

Activities:

  • Read Range – Reads data from a specified range in a Numbers spreadsheet.
  • Write Range – Writes data to a specified range.
  • Read Cell – Reads data from a single cell.
  • Write Cell – Writes data to a single cell.
  • Get Sheets – Retrieves all sheets (and table names) from an Apple Numbers document.

The image depicts a software interface for configuring a 'Read Range' operation, specifying a file, sheet, cell range, and table name, with result output parameters. (Captioned by AI)
The image depicts a software interface for configuring a 'Read Range' operation, specifying a file, sheet, cell range, and table name, with result output parameters. (Captioned by AI)534×467 17.1 KB

The image depicts a configuration interface for writing data to a specified file in a particular sheet and cell range, with options for headers and table name input. (Captioned by AI)
The image depicts a configuration interface for writing data to a specified file in a particular sheet and cell range, with options for headers and table name input. (Captioned by AI)534×488 18.2 KB

The image shows a software interface for reading a specific cell's data from a spreadsheet file, with various input fields and an output section. (Captioned by AI)
The image shows a software interface for reading a specific cell's data from a spreadsheet file, with various input fields and an output section. (Captioned by AI)533×465 16.4 KB

The image shows a user interface for filling parameters to write the text 'Hello World!' into cell A1 of sheet 'MySheet' within the 'myFile.numbers' file. (Captioned by AI)
The image shows a user interface for filling parameters to write the text 'Hello World!' into cell A1 of sheet 'MySheet' within the 'myFile.numbers' file. (Captioned by AI)532×396 14.6 KB

This image depicts a software interface for extracting data from a Numbers file and outputting the results. (Captioned by AI)
This image depicts a software interface for extracting data from a Numbers file and outputting the results. (Captioned by AI)532×227 10.6 KB

Read more in the documentation

Apple Scripting

Allows automation of MacOS functionality through AppleScript and Shortcuts.

Activities:

  • Invoke Apple Script – Runs an AppleScript and returns its output.
  • Invoke Apple Shortcuts – Executes an Apple Shortcut and returns its output.

The image shows a software interface for invoking an Apple Script with configurable options like file path, failure handling, timeout, and result output. (Captioned by AI)
The image shows a software interface for invoking an Apple Script with configurable options like file path, failure handling, timeout, and result output. (Captioned by AI)530×370 16.2 KB

The image depicts the configuration interface for invoking an Apple Shortcut, including fields for shortcut name, input arguments, options, and output details. (Captioned by AI)
The image depicts the configuration interface for invoking an Apple Shortcut, including fields for shortcut name, input arguments, options, and output details. (Captioned by AI)535×543 21.7 KB

Read more in the documentation

Previous 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 A red button labeled "Reply" with a blue left-facing arrow icon. (Captioned by AI) button below :slight_smile:

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Version 26 release features?
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Hello,
It may not even be due to this release, but is it actually normal that once a variable’s scope is set to Global, it cannot be reverted?
bugGloablvariable

Cheers.

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Hi - thank you for your feedback, this has always been the case with Global Variables and once created, most of their properties remain unchanged. Would you be able to tell us more about the need to switch the scopes of a Global variable back to a smaller scope?

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Hi, when I changed the variable to Global and then wanted to switch back to a smaller scope, this issue occurred. I was forced to delete the variable. It would be appreciated if switching scopes could be done more easily.