Publishing & Scheduling

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Publish a release

Click Publish in the release editor. The publish dialog is where you decide who gets told:

• Email notification sends to your subscribers. Choose which subscriber lists to notify.
• Slack notification posts to a channel in your connected Slack workspace.
• Discord notification posts to a channel in your connected Discord server.

Notifications are opt-in per release, so a typo fix doesn’t have to email everyone.

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Schedule for later

In the publish dialog, choose Schedule and set a date and time. The release stays in Scheduled state and publishes automatically, including any notifications you enabled.

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Timezones

There is no workspace timezone setting. The time you pick is interpreted in your own browser’s timezone at the moment you set it, then stored as an absolute point in time. So a release scheduled for 9:00 AM by someone in Berlin goes out at 9:00 AM Berlin time. It will show as 3:00 AM to a teammate in New York looking at the same release. The release goes out at one fixed instant for everyone; only the displayed local time differs.

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Scheduling window

• The earliest you can schedule is tomorrow. You can’t schedule a release for later today; publish immediately instead.
• The latest is two months out.

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Changing a schedule

You can change or clear the scheduled time at any point before it goes out.

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Customizing notification emails

The sender address and subject line are configured workspace-wide:

• Custom from address sends from your own domain
• Custom subject uses dynamic placeholders in the subject line

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Republishing

Editing an already-published release updates it everywhere immediately. It does not resend email, Slack, or Discord notifications, so you can fix a typo without a second announcement.