Orchestrator release notes

We enhanced the experience of working with Runtime Arguments when starting a job:

For more information on how to start a job and add arguments, check the Managing Jobs page.

We are introducing a new runtime license, App Test Robot. This runtime type can execute Application Test Cases from Test Automation project packages as well as RPA workflows for app testing (projects created with an App Test Developer license).

We fixed an issue where unsupported process types were available in the Queue Trigger dropdown. The dropdown now only displays supported process types.

A new warning message is now displayed when disabling SignalR from the Scalability menu in Tenant Settings. This message informs you that disabling SignalR on the tenant can lead to some UiPath capabilities, including Studio Web, to function improperly or stop working altogether.

We extended the support for environment variables detection across all asset types, with the exception of credentials.

With this update, detection now also applies to assets of type integer, boolean, and text.

This enhancement broadens the range of assets that can automatically provide environment variables, reducing manual setup and improving consistency.

For more information on assets, check the Asset Types section.

For more information on how to start an agent job, check the Managing Jobs page.

This integration provides secure credential management, centralized storage, and support for assets and unattended robot passwords.

You can now search for MCP Servers resources in a tenant.

You can search for resources in a tenant either by selecting the Search in tenant icon in the upper-right corner of any page

We added support for a new asset type, Secret, for Solutions.

The Secret asset type works like the Credential asset type, but it is designed to store other sensitive values, such as API keys. You can enter the secret value directly in the Secret field.