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A release is a single update you publish to your customers. Each one has a title, a body, and optional extras like a version number, labels, contributors, and a change list.

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Release states

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Where a published release shows up

  • Your public page (yourslug.onset.io or your custom domain)
  • Your RSS, Atom, and JSON feeds
  • The in-app widget, if installed
  • Email, Slack, and Discord, if you enable those notifications when publishing

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Anatomy of a release

The main content. Supports rich text, Markdown, images, and media embeds. See Writing releases.
A structured list of individual changes, each tagged with a change type like New, Fixed, or Security. Good for long releases where the body is a summary and the change list carries the detail. Change types are customizable; see Writing releases.
An optional version number and pre-release flag. See Versioning.
Workspace members to credit on the release. See Contributors.
Used to organize and filter releases. See Projects and Labels.

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Publishing settings for the whole page

Some options are page-wide rather than per-release. Under Settings → Page → Releases you can turn the releases section on or off, choose the default view, and toggle whether contributors, reactions, and AI summaries are shown.