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      <title>Release notes</title>
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      <description>Major release 31.0 - codename &amp;ldquo;Margna&amp;rdquo; 20/10/2026 This section provides a comprehensive list of new features and bug fixes. For an overview of the key highlights in this release, please visit the Introduction to Step 31 page.
New features and Enhancements Step Studio (beta) Step 31 introduces Step Studio, which brings the low-code experience of the Step platform to the local machine: low-code users can follow a local-first workflow (Git, versioning, branching, CI/CD) while keeping the visual editor, and developers get low-code editing right next to their code.</description>
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      <title>Roadmap</title>
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      <pubDate>Tue, 30 Jul 2019 06:27:34 +0100</pubDate>
      
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      <description>Roadmap 2026 This roadmap outlines the key areas we plan to invest in for Step in 2026. Our focus will be to strengthen Step’s core capabilities while accelerating AI &amp;amp; agent enablement.
Note: This roadmap reflects our current plans and priorities and may evolve based on feedback and delivery learnings.
AI &amp;amp; agent enablement Goal: Enable AI agents to safely and effectively assist with designing, running, and improving automation in Step.</description>
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      <title>Release notes of the Helm Chart</title>
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      <description>The Helm Chart of Step is versioned independently of Step itself. This page contains the release notes of the Helm Chart. For the release notes of Step refer to Release notes
Major release 1.5.0 New features Support Grid Proxy file caching (only available from Step 31+): the Grid Proxy now caches the files it downloads from the primary grid and re-serves them to the local agents, avoiding repeated high-latency downloads from the primary cluster.</description>
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      <title>Release notes of the Step keyword API</title>
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      <description>The Keyword API is maintained and versioned independently of the Step platform. This page outlines the release history of the Keyword API. Each entry specifies the corresponding Step version in which the respective Keyword API version was introduced. Unless stated otherwise, the API is designed to be backward compatible, allowing older API versions to function seamlessly with newer Step versions.
Java Keyword API Major release 1.6.0 since Step 30.0 The Java Keyword API (v1.</description>
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