Studio Web release notes

Studio Web introduces updated icons, project-type names, and navigation improvements across the New project dropdown, the Start building modal, and the Add project to solution context menu:

When you duplicate a project, Studio Web now shows a toast notification indicating that duplication is in progress. For more information, see Managing projects.

You can now run an RPA workflow locally from Studio Web without the debugger pausing on handled exceptions — exceptions caught by Retry Scope or Try Catch activities. No publish step is required.

Running locally without debug breaks is equivalent to running from UiPath Assistant: handled exceptions are processed inline without interrupting the run. For more information, see Running and publishing RPA workflow projects.

When a resource bound to an activity has a different definition available at debug time than at design time, Studio Web now displays a warning hint on the activity. The hint indicates that the debug run will use a different resource definition and includes a link to update the resource mapping directly.

Version items in the publish history panel are now expandable for solution projects. For more information, see Publishing and deploying solutions.

Studio Web now includes a native Log Message activity in the API Workflow designer. Previously, logging in API Workflows required writing custom JavaScript code. The Log Message activity provides a low-code alternative for recording diagnostic messages, consistent with other native activities such as Assign and Try/Catch. For more information, see Log Message.

Test-case files in Studio Web now display a direct link to the associated test case in Test Manager. Previously, navigating to a linked test case required manual navigation to Test Manager. For more information, see Managing and running tests.

When you initialize a new repository in Studio Web using the Initialize repository button, the default branch is now named main instead of master. This applies only to new repositories initialized through Studio Web. Existing repositories are not affected and keep their current default branch name. You can rename any branch manually at any time.

You can now deploy solutions directly from Studio Web without leaving the application. The Publish button in the Build toolbar now includes a Deploy option that opens a guided deployment panel. The panel covers the full flow — packaging, configuration, and activation — in one place, with a live steps view and log output as the deployment runs.

A similar deployment experience is now redesigned and integrated in Solutions and Orchestrator. For more information on the Solutions updates, refer to the June 2026 release notes in the Solutions Management documentation.

For more information on the new experience in Studio Web, see Publishing and deploying solutions and Managing deployments.

As part of our ongoing cloud expansion, we're bringing complete data sovereignty to the South Korea region for Studio Web. This ensures your data is securely stored and replicated across multiple availability zones within South Korea, offering full control and compliance confidence. For more information, refer to the Global cloud regions page.