RPA Builder 6.7.0 Release Notes
RPA Builder is the on-premises application that enables you to build automations by specifying the action steps of the process.
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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Execute macros on an Excel file with the new Execute Excel Macro action step.
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Download or export files from your Google Workspace with the new Download from Google Drive action step.
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Upload files to your Google Workspace with the new Upload to Google Drive action step.
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Search files or folders in your Google Workspace and retrieve their name and ID with the new Search in Google Drive action step.
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Mail Session (Outlook with OAuth) is renamed to Mail Session (OAuth) and now supports configuring a Gmail account.
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The OAuth Credentials activity parameter now supports configuring Google as a mail provider.
See Migrating OAuth Credentials for instructions to migrate your existing OAuth Credentials activity parameters.
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You can now configure the new Google API Service Account Credentials activity parameter to use for authentication with the Google Drive action steps.
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RPA Builder now uses the system’s browser to authenticate the user.
Fixed Issues
| Issue Resolution | ID |
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Append to Array no longer returns an empty result when appending to arrays that exceed 10100 characters. |
W-16194888 |
RPA Builder no longer crashes when you push an activity paramater into a workflow and a generated Websession activity parameter is available. |
W-16438279 |
The RPA Builder installer now links to the English version of the Adoptium OpenJDK download page. |
W-15929142 |
Migrating OAuth Credentials
As part of the enhancement to Mail Session (OAuth) and the OAuth Credentials activity parameter, RPA Builder 6.7.0 automatically detects and updates any existing OAuth Credentials and removes all existing mappings of this activity parameter. RPA Builder appends _updated to migrated activity parameters.
If your automation projects used OAuth Credentials, follow these steps after upgrading to RPA Builder 6.7.0 to complete the migration process:
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In RPA Builder, locate the updated OAuth Credentials activity parameters.
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Add the updated activity parameters to the corresponding workflows and map them to the corresponding Mail Session (OAuth) action steps.
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In RPA Manager, create a new OAuth Credential global variable in the credential pool.
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Map the new global variable with the updated OAuth Credentials activity parameters in the corresponding run configurations.