Unable to publish Library manually from Orchestrator

Hi team,

I am trying to upload a library manually but it is failing with issue - “An error is occurred”
As per the solution for this issue I have changed the Libraries feed to Tenant feed from Host feed. But after changing that I don’t see any libraries in the Libraries section.
May I know what’s happening here?

Thanks,
Sai

Hi @KishoreC

Are you trying to publish the Library to the Orchestrator from Studio…?

No, I am uploading library manually from Orchestrator.

Does any one have any solution for this

In the orchestrator there is no upload option to publish the package to library… @KishoreC

Tell me what you are doing exactly.

I am not able to publish package and library manually. When I selecting the Package/library to publish it is throwing an error - An error is occurred.

Share me the screenshot where and what you are getting error when publishing the package… @KishoreC

Yes there is.

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It is important to understand the terminology here before we continue. Publishing a project is something you do in Studio, and it creates a .nupkg file. You can have it directly publish that .nupkg file to Orchestrator or have it create the .nupkg file locally (ie your computer, a network share, etc)

If you already have a .nupkg file then you can go to Orchestrator, click Tenant, Packages, and then select Process or Library and click the upload button.

Do you already have a .nupkg file? Is it a Process or a Library? Are you clicking Tenant then Packages in Orchestrator? Are you uploading to the correct screen - Process vs Library - in Orchestrator?

Thank for looking into this issue.

I found out the solution for this issue. I have deleted the Old package and redownloaded it from Assistant. Now I am able to publish packages and libraries as well.

Sorry I looked to the host panel in Libraries the publish option is in the Tenant… @postwick

Thank you for letting me know.

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