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UiPath CLI user guide
Last updated May 7, 2026
uip rpa stop-execution stops the workflow execution currently running under Studio — the one started by uip rpa run-file. Use it when a run is hanging, taking longer than expected, or producing wrong output and you need to halt it from a script.
It is the standalone equivalent of uip rpa run-file --command Stop, packaged as its own verb so callers that did not start the run themselves do not need to know the original --file-path. Studio drives the stop, so the verb requires a Windows runner.
Synopsis
uip rpa stop-execution [options]
uip rpa stop-execution [options]
Options
This verb takes no per-command options. Use the parent-level options shared by every uip rpa verb — see RPA tool overview.
For the complete option list on your installed tool version, run:
uip rpa stop-execution --help
uip rpa stop-execution --help
Examples
# Halt whatever run is currently active
uip rpa stop-execution
# Verbose stop, useful when diagnosing why a graceful stop hangs
uip rpa stop-execution --log-level debug
# Halt whatever run is currently active
uip rpa stop-execution
# Verbose stop, useful when diagnosing why a graceful stop hangs
uip rpa stop-execution --log-level debug
Related
uip rpa run-file— start, pause, step, or stop a run; this verb covers the stop case as a standalone command.