1.0
A changelog for Pulse
Until today, the only way to find out what changed in Pulse was to notice it. This page is the fix — a dated timeline of everything we ship, in both English and Persian, with a permalink for every release and an RSS feed you can subscribe to.
A release note is written the same way a blog post is, so anything an article can do — callouts, code blocks, diagrams, figures — a release note can do too. What is new is the grouped list at the foot of an entry: the long tail of fixes and improvements, collapsed by default so a page of ten releases stays readable, and tagged by the area of the product each one touched.
Improvements
- Changelog A dated timeline at
/blog/changelog, with a permalink and hreflang for every entry - Changelog Grouped fix lists that collapse, so a long release does not bury the one below it
- Changelog Area chips take their colour from the area's name, so a product area looks the same in every release and in both languages
- Feeds A dedicated changelog RSS feed; the blog feed is unchanged and still carries articles only
- API Entries are posts with a
kind, so slugs, translations, SEO and the publish flow behave exactly as they always have
Notes
- CLI
blogctl post create --kind changelog --version 1.0writes one from the terminal;blogctl guide changelogis the full walkthrough - Panel The editor's queue gained a Kind filter and a Version field