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# 26.30 - public and private cloud

*Release addressing two AI-related issues since version 29.29*

## 🔄 What's Fixed

### 🧠 Missing Instructions After Editing a Test Case with AI

When reviewing a test case that had been edited with AI, the instructions field sometimes showed empty — even though they had been generated correctly. This is now fixed: edited test cases consistently display the full instructions.

### 🥒 Generating Multiple Gherkin Test Cases with AI

Generating multiple test cases in Gherkin (BDD) format from a single request previously produced only one incorrectly structured test case instead of the full set. Multi-item Gherkin generation now correctly produces all requested test cases, properly formatted.

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For full list of changes, please see the Release Notes [26.30 - public and private cloud](/documentation/product-updates-for-public-and-private-clouds-customers/release-notes/2026/26.30-public-and-private-cloud.md)


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