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- Overview
- Custom activities
- Migrating Activities to .NET 6
- Release Notes
- Building Workflow Analyzer Rules
- Building Activities Project Settings
- Creating Custom Wizards
- Prioritize Activities by Scope
- UiPath.Activities.Api.Base
- UiPath.Studio.Activities.Api
- UiPath.Studio.Activities.Api.Activities
- UiPath.Studio.Activities.Api.BusyService
- UiPath.Studio.Activities.Api.ExpressionEditor
- UiPath.Studio.Activities.Api.Expressions
- UiPath.Studio.Activities.Api.Licensing
- UiPath.Studio.Activities.Api.Mocking
- UiPath.Studio.Activities.Api.ObjectLibrary
- UiPath.Studio.Activities.Api.PackageBindings
- UiPath.Studio.Activities.Api.ProjectProperties
- UiPath.Studio.Activities.Api.ScopedActivities
- UiPath.Studio.Activities.Api.Settings
- UiPath.Studio.Activities.Api.Wizards
- UiPath.Studio.Activities.Api.Workflow
- UiPath.Studio.Api.Controls
- UiPath.Studio.Api.Telemetry
- UiPath.Studio.Api.Theme
- Robot JavaScript SDK
- Triggers SDK
Developer Guide
Last updated Oct 25, 2024
Using the activity in a Studio project
To use an activity in Studio, you must install the NuGet package that contains it in your projects.
- Either copy the NUPKG file to the folder set as the Local package source in Studio, or define a new package source in Studio and copy the package to that folder.
- Access the Package Manager from Studio.
- Select All Packages or the package source where you copied the file.
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Search for the package, then click Install and Save.
The package is installed and the activity is available in the Activities panel.
For more information about working with packages and feeds in Studio, see Managing Activities Packages.
