I am porting over my Project to a Virtual Machine. However, there is no way to install the packages automatically via Studio in the VM because the VM doesn’t have connection to Marketplace, I can’t even install new dependencies there. So I have to copy and put in the packages manually.
I thought every last bit of them but when I opened my project in the VM. This is what I saw:
You can create your own local package sources inside UiPath Package Manager.
Then you could simply download the required packages (correct versions) from Orchestrator and save them to this local folder.
Check the path again and copy paste nugget package folder on vm according
After this When u open project do not open directly from main.xaml open it via project.json @RobinsonFrancis
first ting all the packages you are showing are from official feeds only and not from marketplace so you dont need it…looks like even the official feeds are no accessible…try to heck the firewalls for it to download
now coming to the packages being manually copied…did you copy to the right folder?
as per error it is clear that robot is unable to reach the feeds
Hi Anil,
I too am concerned about whether the folder I took is right.
I searched for the packages using the package name “UiPath.Form.Activities” in both
: C:\Users<username>.nuget\packages
: C:\Users<username>\AppData\Local\Programs\UiPath\Studio\Packages
“UiPath.Form.Activities” was found in C:\Users\ROBINRPA1.nuget\packages
so I took that and pasted it in the corresponding folder in the VM.
But I had just searched for in
“C:\Users<username>\AppData\Local\Programs\UiPath\Studio\Packages”
and found that there is package called UiPath.form.activities.24.10.2.nupkg.
So I am now confused as to which I must copy
I have opened the Settings on the Manage Packages window and found the Local package source to be C:\Program Files\UiPath\Studio\Packages. I have copied the said dependency to this folder and the project can compile now.
As mentioned you can probably download several of the packages from your Orchestrator, and save them locally.
Just go to Packages and Libraries in Orchestrator and click as follows: