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UiPath : Publish your package from Production Running Machine


UiPath : Publish your package from Production Running Machine



Prerequisite :

1. Have to analyse the Machine Schedule first.
2. If you dont know the schedule, Search the Machine name in Jobs. So that you can see Source(i.e., Schedule Name which responsible for the trigger)
3. Then disable that schedule. If more than one machine allocated in the same schedule then remove the particular Machine from the schedule and update.
4. And you have to check whether the machine is already running or not. You can do this in Jobs
5. If the machine already running, do "Stop"
6. Now you are ready for doing changes in production machine itself.


Steps to Publish package from Production Machine:

1. Open the machine with the Process ID which ROBOT already configured.
2. Then take the latest package which is published in Orchestrator.
3. If you are unable to find the latest package, then you have to find it via Packages.
4. Check the same version in the Machine folder "C:\ProgramData\UiPath\Projects\"(Which is older version) "C:\Users\<ROBOTID>\AppData\nuget\"(which is in higher version of UiPath)
5. Take the copy and put it in your working director of Machine.
6. Lets do your code changes and copy paste your latest xaml files.
7. Before publishing you need to delete unwanted files like logs or screenshots from your working directory. Otherwise it will also get published. If you working directory size is more than 2MB then orchestrator wont allow to publish some time.

Happy Coding!!!

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