Releases

A release is a bundle of content changes that goes live as one — the product launch where the landing page, navigation, and blog post must appear together, not one by one. Prepare everything behind the scenes, review it as a set, then publish it in a single moment (or schedule that moment). Concept background: Releases.

Creating a release

New Release asks for a name (e.g. "Spring campaign") and description. The new release starts in the Draft state.

Filling a release

While editing content, save or publish changes into the release instead of publishing directly — the affected entry's version is attached to the release, and the live site stays untouched. The release detail page lists every item it contains.

States

State	Meaning
Draft	Open for changes; items can be added and removed
Scheduled	Has a Scheduled at time; will be published automatically
Published	All contained versions went live atomically

The list view groups scheduled vs. unscheduled releases and shows item counts and timestamps.

Publishing

Publish a release immediately or set its schedule. All contained versions become the published versions of their entries in one operation — the space's content revision flips once, so frontends and caches switch to the complete new state together.

Deleting a release does not delete the content versions in it; they remain in each entry's history.