Release description deprecation
We have removed the description
field from the ReleaseType
.
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We have removed the description
field from the ReleaseType
.
Our new Article editor will allow you to draft and save a rich text document that can be published when you are ready to share. The article has native support for embedded images and videos.
As always, we would love to get your feedback!
Introducing a brand new editing experience for your release articles. Preview mode, code blocks, and more! See all the details below.
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The subscribe button on public pages now keeps track of whether your public subscribers are logged in or not. If they are logged in, the buttonβs text changes from βSubscribe to updatesβ to βManage your subscriptionβ and takes them directly to their management page.
The toggle for release visibility will be replaced with an add/remove pattern. The controls will also move from the gutter into the main body of content on the release page.
This is live for all LaunchNotes accounts as of this morning. Add/remove releases from your public page to control the visibility of your releases.
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Our new public page design system will make your public pages more approachable and impactful. Releases will be easier to find and groups of releases will be easier to scan.
New public page layouts are here π
3 new layouts, 10 color themes, search, timelines, and advanced filtering have landed on public pages to help you communicate product changes.
View the Release for the full breakdown!
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The release summary will no longer be included in team and public note notifications. We felt that this was distracting from the note content.
If you have access to multiple projects and organizations, you now have a much cleaner organization / project switcher. This can be found under your user dropdown by clicking Switch organizations.
Passing a name instead of an ID in a category object when creating a release will now find or create a category of that name and associate it with the new release.
mutation CreateRelease($projectId: ID!) {
createRelease(input: {
release: {
projectId: $projectId,
name: "My fancy new release",
summary: "A great release summary",
categories: [{ name: "new category" }, { id: "cat_S1BYrPgYYNVtF" }]
}
}) {
release {
id
}
}
}
Project views now have a new check box that can be used to hide certain views from your public project page. This is great for teams that would like to only show certain views to their customers, like βComplete,β but would like deeper organization on their internal page.
Optimize your content for search and sharing. With our new sharing and SEO controls, you can take control of how your public LaunchNotes page looks in search and when sharing across platforms like Twitter, LinkedIn and Slack.
Weβre rolling out a big improvement today that gives you control over how your release content is displayed in search and social platforms.
Customize project and release level options to improve your reach.
Check out the LaunchNotes for whatβs new!
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