2024.10.0

This release includes security and accessibility improvements.

As part of our commitment towards continuous improvement, we are transitioning from Legacy Apps to VB Apps. This transition brings a number of benefits, mainly access to VB expressions. VB expressions enable you to build apps faster through a more robust language, which is also used by other UiPath products. This removes the need for you to learn an additional language.

Starting with the 2024.10 release, you can no longer create new Legacy Apps in Automation Suite. You can still edit, clone, and import any existing Legacy Apps.

Starting with the 2025.10 release in October 2025, Legacy Apps and their associated runtime will be removed and no longer supported.

For more information, see Migrating legacy apps to VB expressions and the Deprecation timeline.

This update integrates UiPath® Apps with Action Center actions. In addition, you no longer need to pre-define actions inside Action Center - you can now define actions in Apps using a schema editor within Apps Studio itself.

The advantages of this integration are:

Greater than the sum of their parts: Action apps combine efficient task oversight from Action Center with the versatility of Apps. This empowers you to build sophisticated workflows and accelerate human-robot collaboration.

Rapid iteration: You can quickly redesign aspects of your action app without disrupting the workflow in Action Center, ensuring control and accountability across all processes.

For more information, refer to:

With this latest update, you gain the ability to export whole pages from one application and import them into another. This strategy optimizes resource allocation and ensures consistency across all applications.

The updated Custom List control enhances the efficiency and versatility of your app-building process. Here's why:

Flexible template layouts: Templates can now be customized with adjustable Width and Height parameters.

Efficient data binding: The new ThisRow keyword, which represents each row of data in the Custom List, allows for quick and easy data binding to individual controls within the Custom List.

The enhanced Add to queue rule brings new configurations for the main transaction events, such as transaction start, completion, and failure. This new capability extends beyond simple item addition, allowing you to monitor the status of queue items post-processing.

This continuous monitoring of the queue facilitates the dynamic interaction between Apps and unattended automations, as the rule leverages the scaling strategy within Orchestrator queues.

Additionaly, the output parameters of a queue are available for VB expressions, and you can bind the queue item result. Basically, when a queue item is processed successfully, the result is send back to the app.

We added flex properties to the Style tab of Container controls.

The new option, called Fill, allows your container to take up all the available remaining space on the page. The Fill option becomes available for Height when the Vertical layout is selected, and for Width when the Horizontal layout is selected.

For details, refer to the Container documentation.

Find and bind apps resources more intuitively!

We are pleased to announce the release of an upgraded resource panel within UiPath^® Apps. This revamp provides a more intuitive user experience, and enhances productivity for developers. Here's a quick tour of the upgraded feature:

We've enhanced the user experience for handling image sources in your app. You can now upload your required media files directly into the app, ensuring their constant availability.

Our latest update introduces a significant improvement in the validation mechanism for runtime applications. When users provide values for the validation properties of a control during runtime, the enhanced validation not only verifies user input, but dynamically re-evaluates and adjusts error messages based on changes to these values. Here are the highlights:

Clearer and updated error messages: The mechanism updates the error when the validation properties change dynamically. Clearer messages guide users in correcting identified input issues.

Dynamic error adjustments and dismissal: For instance, if a string of five to ten characters is required, and you initially enter four characters, the error message highlights the minimum length. Once you adjust the minimum length to four characters, the error message is dismissed as the input becomes valid.

Automatic error re-evaluation: When you change a validation property and the provided value becomes non-compliant, the mechanism re-evaluates the value and an updated error message is automatically displayed.

We fixed the following issues: