March 2026

March 23, 2026

Build number: 2026.0.189

What's New

Introducing the Source Control panel

Studio now features a dedicated Source Control panel, giving you access to all Git-related operations in one place.

The panel includes a Changes section that lists all pending file changes. Double-clicking a file opens a diff view tab, allowing you to better understand what changed between versions. You can also commit and push directly from the panel.

The panel also includes a Graph section, displaying your repository's commit history as a visual, multi-lane graph. This enables you to easily manage branches and understand the overall history of your project.

To learn more, refer to The Source Control Panel.

Automatic refresh for external project changes

Studio now automatically detects and updates projects when changes are made outside the application (for example, via File Explorer, version control, or scripts). This eliminates the need for manual refresh and keeps your project in sync.

Here are some examples of external changes detected:

• Updates to dependencies in the project.json file.
• Modifications to files and folders in the project directory.
• Changes made through the Terminal panel.
• Files or folders added, removed, or renamed.

These updates are immediately reflected in the Explorer panel.

Additionally, changes to .xaml, .cs, and .txt files are automatically reflected in the designer. If a file has unsaved changes in Studio and is also modified externally, you are prompted to either save your version or reload the updated file.

Improvements

Coded workflow update

The UiPath.Coded.Workflow activity package was enhanced with various improvements and multiple bug fixes. Make sure you add the latest version of the UiPath.Coded.Workflow activity package to your projects.

Other improvements

• You can now double-click an Invoke Workflow File activity to open the invoked workflow directly in the editor.
• Studio now displays more specific messages when an Integration Service connection is unavailable, helping you quickly identify and resolve the issue.
• Double-clicking an activity that does not contain a scope no longer navigates to the activity when using the Compact Design Experience setting.

Bug Fixes

• An unexpected "Unable to start execution" error occurred in some projects containing libraries when debugging was paused by a breakpoint.
• Unexpected errors related to ambiguous arguments in the UiPath.IntelligentOCR.Activities namespace occurred in some projects that contained the Extract Document Data activity.
• Project validation failed for some projects containing activities from the UiPath.OmniPage.Activities package.
• The Project Dependencies Mass Update Tool caused some published projects to incorrectly reference the runtime packages of updated dependencies regardless of the Separate Runtime Dependencies setting.

March 9, 2026

Build number: 2026.0.188

What's New

Introducing the Terminal panel

The new Terminal panel gives you access to a fully-featured terminal in Studio. The terminal starts in the current project folder and enables CLI-driven and AI-assisted use cases directly inside the IDE. This allows you to interact with these tools without leaving your project.

New Object Repository option

The Open File Location context menu option in the Object Repository panel lets you navigate directly to the underlying selector/descriptor file on disk, allowing you to quickly troubleshoot errors. For more information, refer to Reusing objects and UI libraries.

Bug Fixes

• You could not rename existing Object Repository elements in some projects.
• An unexpected “No error” message appeared in some projects connected to Git when resolving merge conflicts.
• An unexpected "Given name () is not valid" message appeared when configuring a For Each File/Folder activity in some projects.
• You could not edit previously configured Switch activities in some projects after upgrading Studio from version 2024.10.x.