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Getting started developer guide
  • Introduction
    • Overview
    • Environment set up
  • Getting Started with UiPath Agents
  • Getting Started with UiPath Agents using LangGraph
  • Building a Low-Code Agent in Studio Web
  • Adding Tools to Your UiPath Agent
  • Getting Started with UiPath Maestro Flow
    • Introduction
    • Build the flow
    • Verify the flow
    • Test the flow
    • Deploy the flow
    • Run the flow

Deploy the flow

Package, publish, and deploy the Price Watch Flow with UiPath Orchestrator.

Until a Flow is deployed, it can only be run using a debug session. Orchestrator is a web application for orchestrating robots, processes, and automation resources across your organization. The deployment creates a process that can be started by other systems, invoked by other flows, or run on a schedule.

Step 5 - Pack, Publish, and Deploy the Flow

This requires three distinct steps, packaging, publishing, and deploying a package. Each time a package is published, it will have a new version number. This is intentional to allow publishing multiple versions, and only deploying the specific one you want.

When using the UiPath VS Code extension, all three steps to package, publish, and deploy the PriceWatch Flow are done as a single action with these steps:

  1. Open the UiPath extension in the left-hand navigation in VS Code (the icon with Ui).

  2. Use the Deploy button on the bottom-left of the screen to open up the Deploy view.

  3. Ensure that the Version is set to 1.0.0 and Pack to is set to Shared:

  4. Use the Deploy button, and wait for the deployment to complete.

  5. Use the "View deployments" button to open your UiPath Cloud account tenant where we deployed it.


The last step left is to Run the Flow, and clean up the resources we deployed in this tutorial.

  • Step 5 - Pack, Publish, and Deploy the Flow

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