Studio Web release notes

We are happy to announce that you can now view, track, and restore different versions of a solution from the Change history panel. To learn more, refer to Version control for solutions.

To enhance multi-user project collaboration and accelerate solution development, you can now work on a project while another user works on a different project within the same solution. This feature is especially useful in teams that have dedicated developers for each project type (one user can work on an RPA workflow while another works on an app). To learn more, refer to Designing solutions.

You can now import individual workflow files in RPA projects and app pages in app projects, as well as individual resources. To learn more, refer to Managing project files and folders and Designing app projects.

The following categories of activities have received updates:

The following categories of activities are now available in preview:

API workflows have officially dropped their "Preview" label and are now generally available for automating tasks using API endpoints and external connectors.

Featuring an improved user interface, extra functionality such as the Change history and Deployment configuration panels, and an enhanced HTTP Request activity, you now have endless possibilities to create, publish, and run your API automations.

The HTTP activity now offers more flexibility and deeper integration. You can still use it for raw calls as before, but it also supports calls through any Integration Service connection or connector in the catalog. When using a connection, setup details like the base URL and headers are automatically managed, simplifying configuration and reducing errors. You can also add new connections directly from Connector → HTTP Request, making workflows more secure and reusable through the Integration Service.