RPA Bot 1.4.0 Release Notes
RPA Bot is a software robot that runs in an on-premise environment and executes the assigned automations.
To take advantage of all new features, improvements, and bug fixes, ensure that you are using the latest version of each RPA application.
What’s New
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The script now provides the Bot GUID when executing a workflow so that the Bot GUID can be provided via the runtime variable in RPA Builder.
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The Check interval option is now constrained to a range between 1 and 15 seconds. If you currently have the option set to a value higher than 15 seconds, then the value will be reset to 15 seconds upon release of this enhancement.
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Added a new System Settings panel to the RPA Bot Configurator. This panel provides options to configure basic settings on the host computer.
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Extended the logging system information by adding
key,type, andnameregistry values. -
Removed the Test Settings button from the Session Settings panel.
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Created a command-line test tool that is similar to FreeRdp but uses the MuleSoft
rpa-freerdp-2.10.dll. -
Added an
x-correlation-idheader to all traffic passing ingress to incoming user/customer/tenant API requests.
Fixed Issues
| Issue Resolution | ID |
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The |
W-14283854 |
RPA Bot no longer stops executing processes. |
W-14202513 |
The runtime is no longer different for processes that are executed more than once by RPA Bot. |
W-14159982 |
RPA Bot now creates RDP sessions on Windows 2019 and 2022 Terminal Server. |
W-14304342 |
Using the silent installation of RPA Bot setup no longer creates an invalid Bot GUID with only zeros. This enables a successful connection to RPA Manager. |
W-14378025 |