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We've made it even easier to see which Jira tickets have been included in the release notes with the new automatic link feature.

Now, a link to the release notes will automatically be added to every Jira ticket that has been included in the release notes. This not only keeps everything organized but also allows you to easily track where a feature has been announced.

Tracking and accessing relevant release notes has never been easier. Stay tuned for linking the other way… automatic links from release notes back to your Jira tickets coming soon!

ℹ️ Links are only added to newly published released notes.

Deep-link to individual posts

You can now deep-link to individual posts within Jira. For now you will have to copy the URL manually. But to make that easier, we will probably add one of those fancy “copy link” icons next to the title to make that even easier.

Bugfixes

We fixed a bunch of minor bugs. Things like grammar mistakes and items overlapping that shouldn’t.

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Publish release notes to Slack

We're excited to announce a highly anticipated feature that many of our users have been eagerly awaiting. You can now share release notes directly to Slack!

Posts can be shared to one of more channels, ensuring all teams that need to know about the product updates, will get the message. And if you use Slack Connect with your customers, you can share the news with them as well.

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Sharing to Slack is yet another great way to ensure all the hard works you put into improving your product doesn’t get unnoticed.

Bugfixes

• Improved accessibility
  We refined the accessibility of our popovers, tooltips and dialogs in the app. As a bonus, we added some slick animations to boot.

• Code blocks rendering in Confluence
  For folks publishing to Confluence, we resolved an issue where the content of code blocks were being HTML-escaped and displayed as plain text, rather than in their intended form.

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We are super excited to announce that Released now integrates natively with Aura and Karma for Confluence, making it effortless to embed your announcement page in Confluence.

With this integration, you can easily add your release notes to your Confluence pages in two simple ways:

• Using the Aura Embed macro

• Utilizing the Karma page builder embed element

Integrating Released with Aura Embed and Karma in Confluence is a breeze. Simply copy the Channel ID into the embed field, and you're good to go! It will only take you less than 60 seconds to set up. Find more details in our documentation.

And if you haven’t tried Aura and Karma yet to build amazing looking Confluence pages, head over to the marketplace and get started for free.

Confluence publishing improvements

Confluence page labeling

Add some organization to your Confluence pages with the new ability to assign categories as labels. When publishing to Confluence, categories are automatically added as labels. Helping to keep your release notes organized and easily searchable in Confluence.

Cover Images as Header

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Pages in Confluence now display the cover image as a header, providing a visually appealing start to your content.

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Delivering effective release communication means ensuring your release notes reach the eyes of your existing and potential customers. And that's precisely where our attention has been directed throughout this week.

The result are three amazing integrations, featuring some of the most exceptional publishing tools available.

Framer

Our own website is powered by Framer. And we wanted to make it as easy as possible for our customers to integrate Released into their own Framer websites. As a result we have developed a couple Framer components and a project template that can be used as a starting point.

The Framer integration allows for configuring the announcement page right in the Framer UI. Take a look at our blog for a detailed write-up.

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Webflow

Similar to Framer, the Webflow integration takes less than 90 seconds to set up. How do we know it’s 90 second? Because we made a video of the entire process. See for yourself.

Scroll Viewport

If you are one of the thousands of companies who use Scroll Viewport to turn their Confluence Content into a HelpCenter, this integration is for you. All it takes is a couple minutes to set up the integration.

But don’t listen to us, heard what customers like Ricksoft have to say about Released and the Scroll Viewport integration:

After using this app, writing release notes has become much simpler! I can easily control it from my Jira project and synchronize all of the information on our website and documentation. With its neat UI and AI-powered capabilities, you won't be disappointed. Give it a try! – Raziman Dom

See the integration guide for how to add released notes to Scroll Viewport.

Bugfixes

• Add multiple categories bug We have resolved a bug that prevents adding more than one category at a time.

• Cards fade out issue We've fixed an issue where cards are not fading out after being inserted into the content.