What’s new
Read platform release notes and find changes relevant to your team.
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Open What's new to read release notes for the Tale platform. Every signed-in member can view them; you do not need an administrator role.
Open the release notes
Use What's new in the user menu, or select View on an upgrade notification. Opening the notes acknowledges the update and clears its unread indicator. The page shows the relevant releases, or tells you when you are up to date.
Expand a release to read its version, date, title, and notes. Focus on changes to the tasks your team uses, then open the linked product guide when you need the current instructions.
Find older or unavailable notes
Use the link to older releases on GitHub when the change you need is outside the displayed range. The viewer obtains public release information from GitHub and caches it; a deployment with no network access may be unable to load uncached notes.
A version that has not yet been published can have no matching release entry. Check the linked release history rather than assuming that an empty view proves nothing changed.
Distinguish releases from organization activity
Release notes describe changes to Tale itself. They do not show who changed an organization's settings or content; use audit logs for that investigation.
If you operate a deployment, follow the upgrade guide for the upgrade procedure, then review the release notes for changes your team needs to know.