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Last updated Sep 10, 2025

Project Dependencies Mass Update

The Project Dependencies Mass Update Tool is used for updating dependency packages and their runtime rules in multiple automation projects, stored locally or in source control repositories.

Note: Project Dependencies Mass Update Tool is available starting with Studio v2018.4.4.

The wizard can be accessed both from Studio Backstage view and command line. Please note that the Project Dependencies Mass Update Tool from Studio Backstage view cannot be used for removing dependencies from the project.

Note: Before using the Project Dependencies Mass Update Tool with TFS, make sure the projects you want to update are disconnected from TFS for the current user.

Please note that when using the Project Dependencies Mass Update Tool, you implicitly accept the license terms of each package version that you update.

It is recommended to save and close projects from Studio, before making changes to them using the Project Dependencies Mass Update Tool.

Mass Updating Projects

  1. Select Home (Studio Backstage View) > Tools > Apps > Project Dependencies Mass Update Tool. The Project Dependencies Mass Update window opens.
  2. The Choose Feeds step shows all default and custom package feeds configured in Studio. Select the check box next to the feeds that contain the needed dependency versions.
  3. Click Next. The Select Dependencies step is displayed.


  4. Similar to the Manage Packages window, use the search bar in the Select Dependencies tab to find a specific dependency version. Select the Include Prerelease check box to view intermediary versions. Under Install Missing Package, select Do Not Install to update the dependency only for projects that already include the dependency, or select Install to add the dependency to all projects.
  5. Click Next. The Get Repository step is displayed.


    • The All Dependencies tab displays the list of all packages available on the previously selected feeds.
    • The Selected Dependencies tab shows the list of dependencies to be updated in the project.
  6. At the Get Repository step, select the location of your projects:
    • Local - Enter a local path or click Browse docs image to select one.
    • GIT - Enter the repository URL. After you click Next, you are prompted to select a branch. If authentication is required, you are also prompted to provide your credentials.
    • TFS - Enter the repository URL or click Browse docs image to connect to a server and browse through TFS projects.
    • SVN - Enter the repository URL. For password-protected SVN repositories, you are prompted to authenticate with a username and password, if no previous authentication was performed.
  7. Click Next. The Filter Projects step is displayed.


  8. In the Filter Projects tab, select at least one project from the list by checking the box next to the project name.
  9. Click Next. The Commit step is displayed.


  10. In the Commit tab, write a message detailing the changes made to project dependencies. To skip this tab, simply select the Skip Step check box.
  11. Click Next. The Publish step is displayed.


    Note: The Commit tab opens only if you've connected to GIT, SVN, or TFS in the Get Repository tab.
  12. In the Publish tab, select a location for publishing the modified projects, either Orchestrator, a custom feed or locally. To skip this step, simply click the Skip Step check box. Select how the project version increments:
    • Increment version only - The project version auto increments.
    • Increment version to pre-release - The project version is incremented and is marked as pre-release with a specified suffix (the default suffix is alpha) regardless of its current version.
    • Increment version to release-ready - The project version is incremented and is marked as release-ready regardless of its current version.
  13. Click Confirm to publish the modified project as a .nupkg file. The Results tab is displayed.


  14. The Results step shows details about the updated dependencies, as well as the projects that failed.


The Added Dependencies category shows the updated version of the package, while the Removed Dependencies category mentions the previously installed version.

  • Mass Updating Projects

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