Leapwork Flow 2026.3 strengthens enterprise automation with native Git version control, command-line installation, and a platform-wide migration to .NET 10. It also adds unique test data generation and more precise synchronization controls to help teams manage, deploy, and run automations more reliably.
Key Highlights
- Git Version Control – Store Flow and Sub-flow versions in GitHub, Azure DevOps, or Bitbucket Cloud, with version comparison, restoration, and role-based access.
- Command-Line Installer – Install, upgrade, repair, and uninstall Leapwork Flow through automated, silent, or headless deployments.
- .NET 10 Migration – Modernize the runtime across core platform components, with performance, security, and communication improvements.
- AI Generate Block – Generate unique test data across loop iterations and repeated runs.
- Leapwork Update Center – Distribute DLL updates across Studio, Controller, and Agent, with rollback support.
- Block-Level Synchronization – Configure Await DOM Change and Await Requests on individual Salesforce and D365 F&O Fusion blocks.
Additional Enhancements
- D365 F&O 10.0.49 compatibility and improved dropdown and grid handling.
- More reliable Azure DevOps synchronization across organizations and projects.
- Chrome and Edge driver support through version 154.
- Flow canvas improvements for search, navigation, panning, and sub-flow renaming.
- Improved Selenium Grid timeout handling and browser driver resolution.
Stability & Quality Improvements
This release also includes reliability, security, and usability improvements across installation and upgrades, Flow editing, AI and mobile automation, Salesforce and D365 F&O, Electron, cloud execution, and scheduling.
For the complete list of changes, see the Leapwork Flow 2026.3 release notes.