Where can I find published projects

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Hello guys. I’m using a guide how to get my project to run on task scheduler. The guide is written by Ms. Lukkana Krongtong, RPA Developer. I just published my project, but can’t find it anywhere. Any tips?

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Hi,

If you published to Assistant(Robot default), it’s “C:\ProgramData\UiPath\Packages” in default.
Or we can choose “Custom” and save nupkg where we set.

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Regards,

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HI @Povilas_Jonikas

You can find them in the path if you published in the robot default

C:\ProgramData\UiPath\Packages

Can you tell Which option have you used to publish ?

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If your studio is connected with orchestrator you can see other option called orchestrator tenant feed if you published in that you can find them in your orchestrator packages

Regards
Sudharsan

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Thanks Yoichi for the answer, but the directory C:\ProgramData\UiPath\Packages is empty.

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The “Publish To” looks like this
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While we on that task, can I ask another question?
My orchestrator is free, I haven’t bought anything, I’m using the simplest version of it. Lets say if I would upload it to orchestrator, could I be able to start the robot for as many times as I want through orchestrator or does it have a limit for the free version?

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HI,

You published to your Orchestrator feed. Please check it?
Or choose “Custom” and publish to your local PC.

Regards,

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Hi @Povilas_Jonikas

We have 3 types of publish option:

  1. Orchestrator tenant process feed
  2. Orchestrator Personal workspace feed
  3. Custom

If you published to custom, it’s asking for custom URL. By default, “C:\ProgramData\UiPath\Packages” selected
Or we can choose “Custom”.

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Hi,

There are no restrictions number of run times as long as you comply with the community agreement etc.

Regards,

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Thanks a lot to everyone! Have a great day!

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If you choose custom, a pop-up window will come, it will look like this, and then click on location, you will be taken directly to the package location.

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Thanks a lot Chethan! :slight_smile:

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