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2023.10.4
Orchestrator Release Notes
Last updated Oct 21, 2024
2023.10.4
Release date: April 3, 2024
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Erratum - added July 3, 2024: When configuring the email settings, you were unable to save any custom configurations due to an issue with form validation. The Save button incorrectly appeared grayed out, despite having filled in all the required fields correctly. Now, you are able to successfully submit the form once all required fields are accurately filled in.
- The performance of fetching items from folders with large numbers of assets has been improved.
- The
Path
column in theUiPath.dbo.OrganizationUnits
database table is updated based on theCode
column. If theCode
column contained incorrect or stale values for deleted child folders, the installer updated them asNULL
, which violated the validation requirement at upgrade time. This mainly occurred when child folders were deleted, and their parent folders were subsequently moved. This was solved by updating thePath
column based on theKey
column in these scenarios, such thatNULL
is no longer returned. - For versions 2023.4 and up,
identity/.well-known/openid-configuration
is unable to load due to<add name="X-Content-Type-Options" value="nosniff" />
. Therefore, you must remove it from the Identityappsettings.Production.json
file. - This release brings security updates and patches to address Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs).
- The elevate permission check no longer includes permissions coming from disabled services. Thus, the following error no longer occurs when you attempt to assign permissions to other users: "Action forbidden: You selected at least one role that grants more than your set of permissions. Please remove the following role(s): {role_name} to continue. (#1437)".
Added April 17, 2024
The following error can sometimes occur while trying to run the
MigrateTo-ResourceCatalog.ps1
script: This command cannot
be run due to the error: The system cannot find the file specified.
This
only happens when the start process command tries to execute a file that cannot be
located.
To overcome this issue, we recommend adding the following line to the
Init-TempFolder
command within the
script:$script:cliPath = Join-Path $script:cliPath "\UiPath.ResourceCatalogService.CLI.exe"
$script:cliPath = Join-Path $script:cliPath "\UiPath.ResourceCatalogService.CLI.exe"
We recommend that you regularly check the deprecation timeline for any updates regarding features that will be deprecated and removed.
You can download the latest product version from the Customer Portal.