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Deleting assets from Orchestrator

CI/CD integrations user guide
Last updated May 5, 2025
Deleting assets from Orchestrator
Prerequisites:
- Create assets in Orchestrator.
- Create a CSV file, that contains the assets that you want to delete. The CSV file must have the following three columns:
name
,type
, andvalue
. The data cells under thetype
, andvalue
columns can remain empty. - Run the CLI
exe
(for Windows) ordll
(for Linux) file. - Add the required Orchestrator API access application scopes.
For more information about the CSV file, check the examples in the following table:
name |
type |
value |
---|---|---|
asset1_name | N/A | N/A |
asset2_name |
bool |
|
asset3_name |
integer | N/A |
asset4_name |
credential |
username:password |
To delete assets from Orchestrator, take the following steps:
Usage:
uipcli asset delete <assets_file> <orchestrator_url> <orchestrator_tenant> [-u <orchestrator_user> -p <orchestrator_pass>] [-t <auth_token> -a <account_name>] [-A <organization_name> -I <application_id> -S <application_secret> --applicationScope <application_scope>] [-o <folder_name>] [-l <language>] [--traceLevel <None|Critical|Error|Warning|Information|Verbose>] [--identityUrl <identity_url>]
uipcli asset delete <assets_file> <orchestrator_url> <orchestrator_tenant> [-u <orchestrator_user> -p <orchestrator_pass>] [-t <auth_token> -a <account_name>] [-A <organization_name> -I <application_id> -S <application_secret> --applicationScope <application_scope>] [-o <folder_name>] [-l <language>] [--traceLevel <None|Critical|Error|Warning|Information|Verbose>] [--identityUrl <identity_url>]
Minimal command examples:
uipcli asset delete "C:\userprofile\assets.csv" "https://orch-23-10-paas.cloudapp.azure.com/" "TenantName" -u "orchestratorUsername" -p "********" -o "FolderName" --traceLevel "Information"
uipcli asset delete "C:\userprofile\assets.csv" "https://orch-23-10-paas.cloudapp.azure.com/" TenantName -I "76000552-3e4f-4590-9317-cdb420001f1d" -S "********" --applicationScope "OR.Folders OR.BackgroundTasks OR.TestSets OR.TestSetExecutions OR.TestSetSchedules OR.Settings.Read OR.Robots.Read OR.Machines.Read OR.Execution OR.Assets OR.Users.Read OR.Jobs OR.Monitoring" --identityUrl "https://orch-23-10-paas.cloudapp.azure.com/identity" -o "FolderName" --traceLevel "Information"
uipcli asset delete "C:\userprofile\assets.csv" "https://automation-suite.base.url.com/" TenantName -A "organizationName" -I "3f6239b9-e0e8-465e-a429-d9ffd1d9e57a" -S "********" --applicationScope "OR.Folders OR.BackgroundTasks OR.TestSets OR.TestSetExecutions OR.TestSetSchedules OR.Settings.Read OR.Robots.Read OR.Machines.Read OR.Execution OR.Assets OR.Users.Read OR.Jobs OR.Monitoring" -o "FolderName" --traceLevel "Information"
uipcli asset delete "C:\userprofile\assets.csv" "https://cloud.uipath.com/" TenantName -A "organizationName" -I "becc663c-8f1e-409a-a75f-c00330d80bc8" -S "********" --applicationScope "OR.Folders OR.BackgroundTasks OR.TestSets OR.TestSetExecutions OR.TestSetSchedules OR.Settings.Read OR.Robots.Read OR.Machines.Read OR.Execution OR.Assets OR.Users.Read OR.Jobs OR.Monitoring" -o "FolderName" --traceLevel "Information"