• Authenticate CLI operations more securely. HuLoop CLI now supports personal access tokens, offering a safer and more flexible way to run automation scripts without using passwords.
• Handle browser authentication popups automatically. Automation can now manage login popups with service account credentials—making it easier to test and run workflows across secure portals.
• Pause and resume workflow instances. Users can now pause or resume active workflows directly from the instance list. Paused instances allow draft edits but block submissions, while stopped ones are read-only—giving teams better control over execution flow.
• Manage Excel sheets during automation. Two new actions — addExcelSheetTab and removeExcelSheetTab — let users dynamically add or remove Excel sheets as part of workflow execution, simplifying spreadsheet management.

This release focuses on improving platform reliability, automation performance, and user experience. The following updates offer better consistency, fewer interruptions, and improved handling across multiple areas of the product.

• Automation emails now send consistently. Issues that prevented email delivery due to library conflicts or server upgrades have been resolved.
• Database connections using encrypted credentials work reliably. Users can now authenticate with masked passwords without issues.
• API testing supports secure connections. Test cases requiring SSL certificates now execute without errors.
• CLI executions are more stable. Session handling in the Command Line Interface has been improved, eliminating unexpected login timeouts.

• Workflow variables are protected. Mapped variables can no longer be deleted, helping prevent workflow failures during execution.
• Workflow routing is more intuitive. The system now highlights where input is needed when connecting a task to a decision node.
• Exclusion logic behaves as expected. The “Any Previous Assignee” rule now excludes all prior assignees rather than just the most recent one.

• Sensitive data is better protected. Redaction now consistently masks required content, including partial redaction of fields like account numbers.
• Document parsing is more precise. Extracted addresses can now be split into structured components like street, city, and ZIP for better data use.
• Dynamic targeting supports more use cases. Automation maintains targeting accuracy during scheduled executions, even on dynamic web pages or document layouts.

• Condition logic in tests now works reliably. Skipped statuses now reflect actual logic execution in test reports.
• JSON extraction returns the correct values. Data pulled from complex JSON sources is now consistently accurate, even for edge cases.
• Test creation is more efficient. Performance improvements make it faster to write, sync, and duplicate test steps across projects.
• Auto Heal correctly identifies UI elements. UI validation steps now work reliably when using the Auto Heal feature.

There are no known issues in this release.

There are no environment changes, version dependencies, or browser limitations in this release. Existing configurations continue to be fully supported.