A developer created a custom rule for Workflow Analyzer and wants to make it available only at the project level. Which action should the developer perform?
A.
Create an external assembly (.dll) of the rule and copy it to the Studio install location.
B.
Create an external assembly (.dll) of the rule and copy it to the project location.
C.
Create a Nuget package (.nupkg) of the rule and publish it to Orchestrator.
D.
Create a Nuget package (.nupkg) of the rule and install it in a Studio project as a dependency.
A escala de proyecto
Para que las reglas personalizadas estén disponibles solo para un proyecto determinado, crea un paquete NuGet (.nupkg) e instálalo en un proyecto de Studio como dependencia, como se detalla aquí.https://docs.uipath.com/es/activities/other/latest/developer/building-workflow-analyzer-rules
Add Rules to Studio
Custom Workflow Analyzer rules can be integrated in Studio in two ways:
at global level by adding the external assembly (.dll) in the Studio install location
at project level by installing the custom activities pack.
At Project Level
To make custom rules available only for a certain project, create a NuGet package (.nupkg) and install it in a Studio project as a dependency, as detailed here.
https://docs.uipath.com/developer/other/latest/developer-guide/building-workflow-analyzer-rules
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