2023.10.0

StudioX's ability to automatically generate variables from activity outputs introduced with StudioX 2023.4.0 is now also available in Windows projects for activities that use the design experience available in cross-platform projects.

When you connect to an Excel file from the Data Manager to add it as a project resource, you can now configure a scope for the resource. This enables you to optimize runtime performance by setting the scope closer to where the activities that use the resource are placed in the workflow, which ensures the resource remains in the memory only for as long as it's needed. The default scope is the Main container, meaning that the Excel file is available as a global project resource and it remains in the memory for the entire execution of the automation.

StudioX's user interface has a refreshed look in both the light and the dark theme. The updated design provides a cleaner, more focused experience across backstage view and various windows, icons, and dialog boxes.

In Windows projects, you can now use the Plus menu to configure data in the Text Builder in activities that use the design experience available in cross-platform projects.

To take advantage of activities that are only available in Windows projects, you can now convert cross-platform projects to the Windows compatibility. This makes it easy to enhance a Studio Web cross-platform project with desktop automation in StudioX. For example, you can seamlessly integrate desktop UI Automation or Excel activities to an existing cloud workflow. To learn more, see Designing Cross-platform Projects in the Studio guide.

In addition to converting a cross-platform project to the Windows compatibility, you can now also convert a Windows - Legacy project to Windows. This offers you the advantage of keeping up with new features and improvements that are not available in projects that use .NET Framework 4.6.1. To convert a Windows - Legacy project, simply select Project > Convert to Windows from the ribbon at the top of the StudioX window and follow the same steps as converting a cross-platform project to Windows.

You no longer need to install separate packages for the Integration Service activities you use in your projects, making it easier and quicker to add activities for multiple connectors to your workflows. You now add most Integration Service activities solely from the Available category of the Activities panel or Add activity search bar.

When you first add an Integration Service activity to a project, a single UiPath Integration Service Activities package is installed in the project and you then add other Integration Service activities from the Available category without having to install additional packages.

The activities already added to workflows are automatically updated when a new version is available, so you'll always use the latest version.

Most Integration Service activities support this feature, with support to be extended to all activities in the near future.

The Data Manager now displays more details associated with connections used in a project. You can now expand each activity under the Connections node to see user-specific data associated with a connection (for example, the folders where emails and files are located).

It’s now easier to define the data received or generated by an activity. The Arguments option has been moved under the Use Variable option and is only visible if an argument has been created. The Ask when run, Paste from clipboard, and Copy to Clipboard options have been consolidated under Runtime options.

In Windows projects, selecting the Open in Advanced Editor button next to an activity field now opens the default builder for that specific activity field instead of the Advanced Editor. This makes it easier to access the Text Builder or Condition Builder.