Process Automation Version 2.109 Release Notes
April 2026
We have released Process Automation version 2.109. This release includes a small usability improvement to task navigation, along with several bug fixes and behind-the-scenes updates to support stability, consistency, and future enhancements.
Updates
Redirect users back to list upon completing a task
With this release, users are now redirected back to the same list they opened the task or instance from after completing it when accessed via a link in the list view.
Handling deleted users
This release includes several behind-the-scenes updates to how users are managed when they are removed or disabled. These changes improve consistency and support more flexible user lifecycle management across environments and to support future enhancements to user management and security. End users will not notice any direct changes from these updates.
Bug fixes
Out of office end date uncertainty
Error
Some substitutes were losing access to tasks earlier than expected.
Fix
The text on the Out of office feature has been updated to clarify what date should be set as the end date.
Numeric and Number fields lose precision when processed through Script Service
Error
In some scenarios, Numeric and Number fields lost precision when passed to and from the Script Service, resulting in truncated decimal values.
Fix
Precision is now preserved, and unaffected fields are no longer modified during processing.
Instances occasionally locked by the scheduler
Error
Instances could become locked by the scheduler and remain stuck if they were not released after a certain period of time.
Fix
Instances are now properly released after the lock duration, preventing them from becoming stuck.
Email subject length could cause errors
Error
If a long text value was used for an email subject, it could exceed the allowed length and cause a failure.
Fix
Email subjects are now automatically truncated when they exceed the maximum length, preventing errors.
Deleted applications and processes visible in list configuration
Error
Deleted applications and processes could still appear in lists.
Fix
Deleted items are no longer visible in lists.
Unclear error message when working with value lists via API
Error
API requests involving value lists could return unclear or misleading error messages, such as "Object reference not set," making troubleshooting difficult.
Fix
Error messages have been improved to provide clearer feedback when requests contain invalid JSON or incorrect data.
This release also contains additional minor bug fixes and security updates.