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Are you submitting this PR against the develop branch?

Yes 🫡

What is this change about?

New tests for a new v3 endpoint and parameter.

Please provide contextual information.

See cloudfoundry/cloud_controller_ng#4796.

What version of cf-deployment have you run this cf-acceptance-test change against?

v54.6.0

Please check all that apply for this PR:

  • introduces a new test
  • changes an existing test
  • requires an update to a CATs integration-config

Did you update the README as appropriate for this change?

  • YES
  • N/A

If you are introducing a new acceptance test, what is your rationale for including it CATs rather than your own acceptance test suite?

The data shown by the new endpoint / parameter is coming from Diego through a newly introduced interface. Thus testing the full integration seems reasonable.

How many more (or fewer) seconds of runtime will this change introduce to CATs?

? (2 app pushes)

What is the level of urgency for publishing this change?

  • Urgent - unblocks current or future work
  • Slightly Less than Urgent

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@philippthun philippthun changed the title Add tests for process instances [DO NOT MERGE] Add tests for process instances Feb 6, 2026
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This PR can only be merged once CAPI 1.226.0 has been released.

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Tested, works!

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