You can now automatically generate a commit message based on your staged changes using Autopilot — saving you time and improving commit history quality.
Right-clicking a commit now gives you options to Revert commit, Reset Soft, Reset Hard, and Checkout Branch, all directly from the panel.
Solution Explorer
The Solution Explorer now lets you browse the full file tree of all project types within a solution, not just the currently open RPA project. You can expand any project node to see its directory structure, even for project types that don’t yet have full designer support.
You can also open any file directly in the built-in text editor, regardless of its extension: .json, .yaml, .xml, .config, .md, and more.
Open with in the context menu lets you open any file with your system’s default application or pick a specific one.
Auto-reload on external changes
When dependencies are added, removed, or updated in project.json, Studio now automatically reloads the project to pick up the changes — no manual refresh needed.
Studio also now stays in sync when files are modified outside the editor. Both open files and the Explorer update automatically when changes are detected. This includes:
Changes to files and folders in the project folder (e.g., added, removed, or renamed via Windows Explorer or an external script)
Changes to files made in the Terminal panel
DLL signing
DLLs generated during the Studio lifecycle — both at design time and during publish — are now signed. This improves compatibility with Windows Defender Application Control (WDAC) policies, reducing the number of unsigned files that need to be individually allow-listed in enterprise environments.
Per project: In the Publish Process dialog, go to the Certificate signing tab, where you can provide a certificate, password, optional timestamper, and enable Sign assemblies.
Globally: In Studio Settings > Locations, set a Default Publish Certificate, a Dynamic DLLs Certificate (for design-time assemblies), and a Sign Tool Path.
Improvements
Double-clicking on an Invoke Workflow activity in Long Running Workflows now opens the referenced workflow directly in the editor.
A Copy Path option has been added to the Explorer panel context menu. Select a file or folder, right-click, and copy its full path to the clipboard. You can also use the Shift+Alt+C keyboard shortcut. Multi-selection is supported.
Files and folders in the Project and Solution Explorers can now be renamed inline — just click and type, no dialog needed.
And behind the scenes I already generate the initial class not only for .xlsx, but .yml and .toml and .json
The .config extension I did not have in scope yet.
Regarding “Multi-select” as with the Copy Path:
Multi-Select would be immensely helpful in the Output Panel!
To easily copy back to an LLM coding agent more than 1 line at a time. @alexandru
And with the SAP autoamtion usecases: syntax highlighting for .vbs scripts wold be nice to have
So, with the Solution Explorer update, could we have both an automation project open and a test project open and navigable in Studio?
If this is so this is a great update! I’ve always wanted to be able to have 2 projects open in the solution similar to what you can do with regular IDEs like Visual Studio.
The last update made uneditable really the project. For eg try catch and if you can’t edit inside. I guess you started to vibe code with less accuracy didn’t you
Hello,
unfortunately, after the update we cannot open the Try Catch activity in the Designer by clicking on it.
The only workaround is accessing it through the Outline panel, but this is much less convenient than the previous behavior.
Hey Community!
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