uip rpa inspect-package
uip rpa inspect-package reflects over a NuGet package and produces Markdown documentation for every public type, method, property, and enum it exposes. The package can be pulled from a configured feed (--package-name plus --package-version) or read directly off disk (--nupkg-path) — useful when you need to verify what an activity package actually exposes before writing or generating workflows against it.
Reflection is performed via Studio, so the verb requires a Windows runner.
Synopsis
uip rpa inspect-package [--package-name <string>] [--package-version <string>] [--feed-url <string>] [--nupkg-path <string>]
Options
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
--package-name <string> | NuGet package name, e.g. UiPath.Excel.Activities. Not required when --nupkg-path is provided. |
--package-version <string> | Package version, e.g. 3.3.1. Not required when --nupkg-path is provided. |
--feed-url <string> | Optional NuGet feed URL. Defaults to the UiPath Official feed. |
--nupkg-path <string> | Absolute path to a local .nupkg file. When set, the package is inspected directly without contacting any feed. |
For the complete option list on your installed tool version, run:
uip rpa inspect-package --help
Examples
# Inspect a published activity package from the default feed
uip rpa inspect-package \
--package-name UiPath.Excel.Activities \
--package-version 3.3.1
# Inspect a local .nupkg before publishing
uip rpa inspect-package \
--nupkg-path C:\artifacts\MyOrg.Activities.1.0.0.nupkg
Related
uip rpa get-versions— list available versions before picking one to inspect.uip rpa install-or-update-packages— install the inspected package into a project.uip rpa pack— produce the.nupkgyou might want to inspect locally.