epgw release 26.3.2
We are happy to announce Eggplant Gateway 26.3.2 (July 27, 2026). This release of Eggplant Gateway contains the following enhancements and defect fixes:
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You may see differences in the exact Eggplant Gateway build listed here and in the version you see installed on your system, or on the Eggplant Functional About panel, for example. The contents of any build of the 26.3 version should contain the functionality listed here unless otherwise specified. The build is the number you see to the right of the dash in the version.
Eggplant Gateway for iOS
- Fixes an issue where launching or killing an app under test could cause an unrecoverable deadlock in the iOS screen stream, requiring a gateway restart. The MJPEG stream now safely restarts without interference from a previous stream cycle.
Eggplant Gateway for Appium
- Fixes an issue where iOS app launch and kill operations via Appium could fail when no UDID was provided. The gateway now automatically resolves the simulator UDID from the Appium session response, so an explicit UDID is no longer required for LaunchApp and KillApp to work correctly.
Eggplant Gateway for Sauce Labs
- Changes the default streaming mode for Sauce Labs browser connections to Multiplex, which provides better performance and lower latency. Existing connections that have not been explicitly configured will automatically use the new default. Safari connections are not affected.
Persistent Connection Service (PCS)
- Adds support for Cloud SUT connections in the DAI SUT list. When PCS retrieves connections from DAI, Cloud SUTs are now correctly identified and available for use.
- Improves PCS connection routing in cluster environments where the gateway address uses an IPv6 loopback address.
General improvements
- Fixes an issue where the log level configuration did not accept mixed-case values such as
INFO,WARN,info, orwarn. All common log level formats are now accepted. - Improves Cloud SUT connection handling to return a clear error message when no device capacity is available in DAI, rather than failing silently.