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Studio Web User Guide
- Has already been created in the UiPath PlatformTM before the debugging session or
- Is only defined within the solution and is automatically created when initiating the debugging session.
Debug_[Name of the
Solution].
- Navigate to the toolbar above the Studio Web designer.
- Select the
arrow next to the debugging environment.
- Select Deploy solution for testing from the drop-down menu.
- The available resources that have been selected in the activity from the Available resource section, in case they exist.
- The created resources, in case they were created before the debugging session.
The Debug configuration window gives you access to resources used during the debugging process, as well as input arguments found in the solution.
- Navigate to the toolbar above the Studio Web designer.
- Select the
arrow next to the debugging environment.
- Select Debug configuration from the drop-down menu.
Resource categories are grouped under the Solution resources tab. You can expand each category to see individual resources.
Under the Debug using column, a message inside the search bar informs you that resources are deployed in the debug folder.
To choose which resource is used during debugging, click inside the search bar and choose a resource available in the solution or in the UiPath PlatformTM. Platform resources are selected by default and can be removed by selecting the Remove icon next to the resource name.
Available input arguments appear under the Project arguments tab. You can set
argument values directly in the default view or you can switch to the code editor
from the button.
- The Deploy resources before debugging option, to speed up the debugging process by provisioning resources only for the current project. If the option is not enabled, no resources are deployed.
- The Show before debugging option, to make the window appear when you start a debugging session.
Because all resource definitions are part of the solution, the solution code can easily be shared with other users and all required resources are automatically created and ready for debugging. However, you can choose not to create resources before debugging by disabling the Deploy resources before debugging option in the Debug configuration window. With this option disabled, debugging starts the current project, but no resources are deployed.
This option is designed to speed up debugging when you only need to test an automation that does not rely on specific resources. However, if the automation expects a resource to exist and that resource has not been deployed, an error occurs.
Regardless of the enabling or disabling the Deploy resources before debugging option, you can always deploy the entire solution for debugging by selecting Deploy solution for debugging.
Although resources are automatically provisioned for debugging, they might not be the ones that you intend to use. If this is the case, you specify which resources to use for debugging in the Debug configuration window. You can use resources that:
- Do not yet exist in the UiPath Platform, but will be created for debugging.
- Were previously created for debugging
- Exist in a different folder.