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Studio Web release notes
- Automation Cloud and Test Cloud
- Automation Cloud Dedicated and Test Cloud Dedicated
November 2026
November 2026 release notes for Studio Web in Automation Cloud.
November 9, 2026
Auto-login for local setup
Studio Web now reconnects to UiPath Assistant automatically when Assistant isn't connected, or is signed in to a different organization or user. This setting, called Auto-login, is on by default, and you can turn it off from the Manage access menu. For more information, refer to Local setup for RPA workflow and app projects.
Improvements
- Activity fields of all types now behave the same way: selecting Variables shows the variable as a read-only chip, and selecting Expression editor opens an inline expression editor. When you switch a field back to its original control, for example Autocomplete, its value is kept if it's still valid for that control, and cleared otherwise.
November 6, 2026
Updated sections and labels in the create menus
The options for creating a new solution or project in the Create New dropdown, the Start building window, and the Add to solution menu are now grouped under new sections.
Maestro project type names are also shorter (for example, Maestro Flow is now Flow).
For more information, refer to Creating solutions.
Bug fixes
- Starting a debug session immediately after a new organization was provisioned could make debugging hang indefinitely without creating a job, with a page reload as the only recovery. Debug now starts correctly in this scenario.
- Opening the three-dot actions menu of an activity on the canvas sometimes required two clicks. The menu now opens on the first click.
- In app projects, the File scope of the Issues panel showed No issues found even when the open page had errors. The panel now shows the issues of the page you're viewing.
- Importing a project that targets the .NET 6 or .NET 10 runtime now shows a message directing you to open it in Studio Desktop, instead of failing unexpectedly. Studio Web continues to open projects that target the .NET 8 runtime normally.
- Debugging an API workflow that was part of a local solution no longer fails after you add a new project to that solution.