Feature

Today we would like to introduce a new feature called "GitHub Sync". If you keep your release notes on GitHub, changes are you have an open source package, an app or website or essentially anything that can be hosted on GitHub and shared with others.

Not everyone is on GitHub though. If you have a website, you can make use of our widget to show your release notes directly where your users are. Just keep updating your releases notes on GitHub and sync them with Releases anytime you like.

In a future update, we will add the option to auto-sync release notes. "GitHub Sync" is currently only available for public repositories.

To get started, head over to the "GitHub Sync" settings and connect your repository.

Today we shipped our widget and also added a sitemap to all public changelogs.

Widget

Use our widget to show the latest changelog entries directly within a website. No need for users to leave your website or platform. Implementation should not take longer than 2 minutes and is really straightforward.

To see a demo and setup instructions, log in to your account and head over to the "Widget" settings.

Sitemap

We also added a sitemap.xml to all changelogs. You can, for example, submit this sitemap to the Google Search Console or use it anyway you need. Just append /sitemap.xml at the end of your workspace url, e.g. example.com/sitemap.xml

Today we are pleased to release access to our API.

You can access workspace related resources via the following endpoints:

GET /api/workspace
GET /api/entries
GET /api/entries/{id}
GET /api/tags
GET /api/subscribers
POST /api/subscribers

To read more about how to access and use the API, check out our help center.