To resolve this warning, you can follow these steps:
Rename the project: Change the name of your UiPath project to something unique and distinct from any referenced packages. This can be done by right-clicking on the project name in the Solution Explorer and selecting “Rename.”
Update the project dependencies: After renaming the project, you may need to update the project dependencies that reference the same package name. Open the “Manage Packages” window, locate the referenced package, and ensure that it is still selected and up to date. If necessary, remove and re-add the package to update the references.
This error occurs when the name of the UiPath project or workflow matches the name of one of the referenced packages in the project dependencies. UiPath Studio uses NuGet packages to manage dependencies, and it requires unique names for both the project and the referenced packages.
To resolve this:
Rename the project by right-click on the project file (.xaml) in the Solution Explorer and select “Rename.” Provide a new, unique name for the project.
After renaming the project, you need to update the project.json file to reflect the new name.
Thank you for the reply @supriya117 and @mkankatala !
But I think those answers are not the right case for me because I already used an unique name for the project…
Is this will help? When I open the project that has the warning message, it shows me the error message as below
Thank you everyone, I just removed all the files, programs and packages and re-installed UiPath studio to solve the problem.
Hope this information is worth it