Migration and Release Notes
Release notes / changelog bridge
Where to read shipped changes (marketing changelog, git history) alongside this help centre for behaviour and migration.
This help centre explains how to use dFlow. Release notes and changelogs summarise what shipped in each version. Use both: one for tasks and mental models, the other for “what is new this week.”
Public changelog (marketing site)
Shipped product updates are summarised on the public site:
- dFlow changelog: high-level feature and fix announcements.
That page is aimed at all visitors; it may not list every internal flag or Payload migration name.
This documentation package
packages/docs/manifest.jsonversions the customer doc set (versionbumps when structure or pages change materially). It is not the same as the application semver.- The marketing changelog is the right place for time-ordered headlines.
- Databases and Templates are first-class sidebar sections. Their
manifest.jsonownerfields (parallel-databases-writer,parallel-templates-writer) mark content ownership; navigation order still followsIA.mdand rootmeta.jsonso readers see one coherent tree. - Product model background for Applications vs legacy Projects lives under Product model changes; shipped feature headlines stay on dFlow changelog.
Related
- What changed in dFlow: hub for model and docs changes.
- Documentation migration notes: legacy help centre and this package.