What it requires. Flows must run on API version 57.0 or higher. Flows below this version are still subject to the 2,000 flow element execution limit that was removed in Spring 23, and miss subsequent platform bug fixes and security improvements.
Why it matters. The 2,000 element execution limit was removed in API version 57.0 (Spring 23). Flows on older versions hitting this limit will throw a System.LimitException mid-execution, leaving records in a partially updated state. Older API versions also miss significant platform improvements released since Spring 23.
How to fix it. Open the flow in Flow Builder, go to the flow properties, and update the API version to the current release version. Re-test the flow after upgrading as behaviour changes between API versions may apply.
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