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Spring ’26 (API Version 66.0)
These updates affect only flows that are configured to run on API version 66.0 and later.

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These updates affect only flows that are configured to run on API version 66.0 and later.
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With this versioned update, you can access certain built-in Apex classes that are available
to be used as invocable action parameters. This versioned update enforces no-argument
constructor visibility of all Apex classes, including the invocableVariable
Apex class. Public no-argument constructors in managed packages are visible only when the
access code is in the same package. An Apex action that refers to a non-visible no-argument
constructor invocableVariable Apex class results in errors.
Record-triggered flows that run before records are saved now respect the internal writeable status of non-insertable fields. If existing flows try to update fields that aren’t editable, this error message appears: Invalid target field for field update.

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