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HelpEnglish· 2 min read· Updated July 01, 2026

MaShop ships continuously and posts every release note on the public changelog page. This page tells you where the changelog lives, how to read an entry, and how it stays current.

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MaShop ships updates continuously. Release notes are published on a single public page, the changelog, so this help page does not repeat a version history. It tells you where the changelog is, how each entry is structured, and how the list stays current. There are no dated entries reproduced here on purpose, so nothing here can go stale against the real feed.

Where the changelog lives

The changelog is a public page at /changelog on the MaShop marketing site (mashop.app/changelog). You do not need an account to read it. It is linked from the top navigation and the footer of the marketing site under Changelog, so you can reach it from any page.

The page opens with a CHANGELOG kicker and the heading What's in the changelog, then a reverse-chronological timeline of entries with a sidebar list of all updates on the right.

When the list is empty

If no release notes have been published yet, the timeline reads No release notes published yet. That is the real empty state, not an error. It means the feed is live but nothing has been posted to it, not that the page is broken.

How to read an entry

Each entry is one dated card. It carries a title, a short description, an optional longer body, and a stage badge. Inside the card, individual changes are tagged with one of three kinds.

Change kindWhat it means
NewA capability that did not exist before.
ImprovementAn existing capability made better, including performance work.
FixA defect corrected, or a security or deprecation change.

Every entry also shows a stage badge that tells you how settled the change is.

StageWhat it signals
StableReleased and expected to stay.
BetaAvailable but still being shaped.
PatchA small correction to an earlier entry.

The date on each entry is its publish date. The most recent entry sits at the top of both the timeline and the All updates sidebar, and the count next to the sidebar title is the number of entries currently on the page.

How the changelog stays current

Entries are authored and published by the MaShop team. Once an entry is published, the public page picks it up within about sixty seconds without a redeploy, because the page revalidates on that interval. When the team publishes, edits, or removes an entry, the page can also refresh on demand, so in practice new notes appear shortly after they go out.

The page shows up to forty of the most recent published entries. Scheduled entries do not appear before their scheduled time. You do not have to refresh on a schedule of your own; reloading the page later gives you the current list.

Read notes in your language

The changelog is localized. It follows the language you have picked on the site, and falls back to a default when a translation for a specific note is not available. Switch your site language and reload /changelog to read the notes in that language.

Suggest what you want next

The changelog page ends with a Got an idea? panel and a Write us button that opens support. If the next thing you want is not on the list yet, that is the channel to ask for it. Feature requests that ship later show up as future entries on the same changelog.

Related

  • Choosing a model covers the models available in the workspace today, which the changelog updates when the lineup changes.
  • Plans describes the current plans, which any pricing change would be announced against.
  • FAQ answers common questions and links to support, the same place the changelog CTA points to.
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