- Robot release notes
- December 2024
Robot release notes
December 2024
Build number: 2025.0.157
We're launching a new cloud-first release vehicle for Studio, Robot, and Assistant that aims to deliver continuous updates with a faster release cadence.
UiPathStudioCloud.msi
installer is available for users with an Enterprise License and can be downloaded from the Resource Center in UiPath Automation Cloud. You can access the Resource Center by clicking
the help button and selecting the Downloads menu option in UiPath Automation Cloud.
- Release cycle - Every two months initially, targeting every two weeks.
- Installer -
UiPathStudioCloud.msi
- Updates - The latest Enterprise Edition MSI installer will be available in the Resource Center in UiPath Automation Cloud after each Enterprise release, ensuring you can always access the latest version.
- Support - Only the latest cloud version is supported.
- Content - The latest cloud version always contains the latest Studio features and fixes.
Benefits of using the latest version of Studio, Robot, and Assistant
- Access to the latest updates and innovative features developed by UiPath
- Reduced IT operations time and costs with Robot and Studio deployments
- Reduced risk of breaking existing automations
- Enhanced Robot, Assistant, Studio Web, and Studio interoperability
- Streamlined access to preview features, which reduces the need to manually opt in
Robot and Studio compatibility
Studio stores the minimum Robot version required to run a project, indicated by the Studio version used for editing or publishing a workflow. This ensures that the current project can only be executed by robots of the same version or higher.
Running a process on an older robot version will result in an error message.
Supported versions
Releases | Timelines |
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Community | Every two months |
Enterprise | Every two months, one week after Community |
Enterprise LTS | Once a year (October) |
About the Robot documentation
- The Robot Release Notes guide outlines the changes included in each Robot Enterprise release.
- The Robot user guide provides details on the latest additions to Robot.
These new guides complement our existing Robot documentation and are updated with every release cycle.
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Sometimes, executing jobs would fail with the “Cannot access a closed pipe” or “Connection closed” exceptions. This behavior no longer occurs.
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On rare occasions, using the HTTP Request activity in a Legacy project caused the executor to crash unexpectedly with the error: "System.Exception: Could not retrieve the result of the job execution. This might be because a message was too large to process." The error appeared in Orchestrator for failed jobs.
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In coded workflows, an exception might occur when invoking a workflow multiple times in parallel. This was caused by the use of the
RunWorkflowAsync
method.