I have created a Governance policy for UiPath Assistant in Automation Ops as shown below.
Anything needed to be configured?
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Hi @dhanushrig,
Have you tried signing out and signing back in post enablement?
Also is there any app that you have published?
Regards
Sonali
Hi @sonaliaggarwal47 ,
Yes I have tried sign out and sign in again method, and also I have 3 apps published.
When I changed the licensing type to Attended User, Apps widget appeared in the UiPath assistant. But there is some error being logged everytime when I try to open UiPath assistant.
The error is given below,
{“message”:{“identifier”:“WidgetController:_tryInstallNugetWidgetFromFeed”,“msg”:“Error while installing nuget widget”,“err”:{“name”:“SyntaxError”,“message”:“Unexpected token < in JSON at position 0”,“stack”:“SyntaxError: Unexpected token < in JSON at position 0\n at JSON.parse ()\n at C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\UiPath\app-21.4.4\UiPathAssistant\resources\app.asar\main.js:103:694801\n at processTicksAndRejections (internal/process/task_queues.js:97:5)”},“type”:0},“level”:“error”,“timestamp”:“2021-08-30T06:53:12.585Z”}
Hi @dhanushrig,
What license type were you using before changing it to Attended?
Also, this error looks somewhat similar to what we face sometime when bot tries to install packages during process execution.
Have you tried to manually copy nuget package for your apps in location mentioned and then see if it works?
Also might be worthwhile to check the username you are trying to do this has permissions to install packages on your local.
Additionally, I would also suggest to do a quick check on below:
Go to your command prompt on the machine you are trying to run the attended process on, type “whoami”, and cross verify that domain\username for the attended bot in the user settings as seen below:
Regards
Sonali
Hi @sonaliaggarwal47 ,
Earlier, the inherit license from user’s group was selected as my license type, and I guess it was for unattended mode.
And moreover UiPath apps widget will only get reflected in interactive signin mode right? I understood that interactive signin is same as user mode. But I don’t know the reason why UiPath assistant is displaying the apps widget on changing the robot license type from unattended to attended user?
Also, I am not sure about the location where the nuget package of the apps will be. Any idea where it will get stored once the app is published in Automation cloud?
And how to check whether the user has permissions to install packages in local? Do the user needs any admin rights to install?
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Dhanushri G
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