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Roadmap Webhook

We made an entire overhaul of our webhook integrations. Initially, when we developed the webhooks feature. It was very minimal and only supported webhook events relating to release notes. While this worked initially, our platform grew and required more comprehensive webhook support.

With the new Webhooks 2.0 release, we have opened up the Onset platform to provide the possibility to develop more extensive integrations. You can subscribe and listen to events from almost all entities, such as releases, roadmaps, projects, etc. Using the emitted notification and data, you could trigger CI builds, perform calculations, or send messages on specific conditions – you name it.

The entire list of supported entities and events is available in our [documentation](https://docs.onset.io/developers/webhooks/events).


We made an entire overhaul of our webhook integrations. Initially, when we developed the webhooks feature. It was very minimal and only supported webhook events relating to release notes. While this worked initially, our platform grew and required more comprehensive webhook support.
With the new Webhooks 2.0 release, we have opened up the Onset platform to provide the possibility to develop more extensive integrations. You can subscribe and listen to events from almost all entities, such as releases, roadmaps, projects, etc. Using the emitted notification and data, you could trigger CI builds, perform calculations, or send messages on specific conditions – you name it.
The entire list of supported entities and events is available in our <a href="https://docs.onset.io/developers/webhooks/events" target="_blank" ref="noopener noreferrer nofollow">documentation</a>.

We made an entire overhaul of our webhook integrations. Initially, when we developed the webhooks feature. It was very minimal and only supported webhook events relating to release notes. While this worked initially, our platform grew and required more comprehensive webhook support.

With the new Webhooks 2.0 release, we have opened up the Onset platform to provide the possibility to develop more extensive integrations. You can subscribe and listen to events from almost all entities, such as releases, roadmaps, projects, etc. Using the emitted notification and data, you could trigger CI builds, perform calculations, or send messages on specific conditions – you name it.

The entire list of supported entities and events is available in our documentation.

Webhooks 2.0

Share-links are now out of beta.

Added

Password-protected pages are now out of beta.

New Workflow settings that allows you to customize release changeset options.

New user Preference settings added to control interface theme option.

Showing release reaction count on hover.

Centralized all import functionality under one roof. Migrated Subscriber CSV and Mailchimp import settings into <a href="https://app.onset.io/?redirect=settings.import" target="_blank" ref="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Settings → Import</a>.

Changed

Sorting application roadmap items by hotness 🔥 rank (coming soon for the Widget and Page).

Updated the sample data for new organizations.

Fixed

Fixed the changeset <code>CMD/CTRL+RETURN</code> keyboard shortcut.

Page visibility now controlled via toggle in <a href="https://app.onset.io/?redirect=settings.page.privacy" target="_blank" ref="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Settings → Privacy</a>.

Security

Increased member privilege. Organization members now can create, edit, and delete projects.

We have been working hard and have exciting new features to share!

## Application Dark Mode

Our journey to the dark side is complete. You can set your preferred appearance permanently in the User Settings or have it switch based on your system preference.

![](https://cdn.onset.io/organization/71beb7f0-20f9-11e8-91a3-3d93a78d135f/uploads/1666650414522-app-dark.png)

## Emoji Support 👋

Typing `:` will bring up a list of suggested emojis. The list will filter as you type, so once you find the emoji you're looking for, select it from the list and press **Enter** to complete the highlighted result.

![](https://cdn.onset.io/organization/71beb7f0-20f9-11e8-91a3-3d93a78d135f/uploads/1666657371804-emoji.png)

_We are working on automatically converting common emoticons into emojis next._

## Customize Release Changeset Status

The default release change types can now be customized to suit your workflow better. This feature is frequently requested, and we are happy to deliver it 🙂. Add, edit or change the color of release changeset types in [**Settings → Workflow**.](https://app.onset.io/?redirect=settings.workflow)

## Page Visibility Settings

We’ve added new visibility options to give finer control over who can see your page. Previously, to make your page visible publicly, you had to have at least one public release note or a roadmap item, and your page would automatically be available to the public. Going forward, you are required to toggle page visibility manually. All pages are defaulted to hidden, and you choose when you want to share it with the world.

Available Options:

-   **Hidden: **page is hidden from the public.
-   **Public: **page is visible to everyone.
-   **Password Protected: **page is visible only to ones with a password.

## Custom Page CSS

We have fully revamped our public page and made it extensible. Business tier users can now insert custom CSS stylesheets under [**Settings → Appearance**](https://app.onset.io/?redirect=settings.page.appearance) and have better control over the look and feel of the page.


We have been working hard and have exciting new features to share!
<h2>Application Dark Mode</h2>
Our journey to the dark side is complete. You can set your preferred appearance permanently in the User Settings or have it switch based on your system preference.
<img src="https://cdn.onset.io/organization/71beb7f0-20f9-11e8-91a3-3d93a78d135f/uploads/1666650414522-app-dark.png" class="img-fluid">
<h2>Emoji Support 👋</h2>
Typing <code>:</code> will bring up a list of suggested emojis. The list will filter as you type, so once you find the emoji you're looking for, select it from the list and press Enter to complete the highlighted result.
<img src="https://cdn.onset.io/organization/71beb7f0-20f9-11e8-91a3-3d93a78d135f/uploads/1666657371804-emoji.png" class="img-fluid">
We are working on automatically converting common emoticons into emojis next.
<h2>Customize Release Changeset Status</h2>
The default release change types can now be customized to suit your workflow better. This feature is frequently requested, and we are happy to deliver it 🙂. Add, edit or change the color of release changeset types in <a href="https://app.onset.io/?redirect=settings.workflow" target="_blank" ref="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Settings → Workflow.</a>
<h2>Page Visibility Settings</h2>
We’ve added new visibility options to give finer control over who can see your page. Previously, to make your page visible publicly, you had to have at least one public release note or a roadmap item, and your page would automatically be available to the public. Going forward, you are required to toggle page visibility manually. All pages are defaulted to hidden, and you choose when you want to share it with the world.
Available Options:
<ul>
<li>Hidden: page is hidden from the public.</li>
<li>Public: page is visible to everyone.</li>
<li>Password Protected: page is visible only to ones with a password.</li>
</ul>
<h2>Custom Page CSS</h2>
We have fully revamped our public page and made it extensible. Business tier users can now insert custom CSS stylesheets under <a href="https://app.onset.io/?redirect=settings.page.appearance" target="_blank" ref="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Settings → Appearance</a> and have better control over the look and feel of the page.

We have been working hard and have exciting new features to share!

Application Dark Mode

Our journey to the dark side is complete. You can set your preferred appearance permanently in the User Settings or have it switch based on your system preference.



Emoji Support 👋

Typing : will bring up a list of suggested emojis. The list will filter as you type, so once you find the emoji you're looking for, select it from the list and press Enter to complete the highlighted result.



We are working on automatically converting common emoticons into emojis next.

Customize Release Changeset Status

The default release change types can now be customized to suit your workflow better. This feature is frequently requested, and we are happy to deliver it 🙂. Add, edit or change the color of release changeset types in Settings → Workflow.

Page Visibility Settings

We’ve added new visibility options to give finer control over who can see your page. Previously, to make your page visible publicly, you had to have at least one public release note or a roadmap item, and your page would automatically be available to the public. Going forward, you are required to toggle page visibility manually. All pages are defaulted to hidden, and you choose when you want to share it with the world.

Available Options:

Hidden: page is hidden from the public.

Public: page is visible to everyone.

Password Protected: page is visible only to ones with a password.

Custom Page CSS

We have fully revamped our public page and made it extensible. Business tier users can now insert custom CSS stylesheets under Settings → Appearance and have better control over the look and feel of the page.

Application v4.1.0

Ability to upload images directly in the editor.

Added <code>.ico</code> image support for page icons.

Fixed various billing subscription bugs.

We worked on our editor and made various changes that we are proud to share. The main one that we are most excited about is the new image upload functionality.

![](https://cdn.onset.io/organization/71beb7f0-20f9-11e8-91a3-3d93a78d135f/uploads/1654261263661-image-upload.png)

Previously, we only allowed you to embed images via URL from an external source. We understand that it was somewhat of a frustrating process, so we decided to fix it. You can now upload images directly to the platform without using any other third-party hosting, and it’s completely free.

> **🤔 Did you know?**  
> While adding changes, you can use `cmd/ctrl + return` to add a new change line item.


We worked on our editor and made various changes that we are proud to share. The main one that we are most excited about is the new image upload functionality.
<img src="https://cdn.onset.io/organization/71beb7f0-20f9-11e8-91a3-3d93a78d135f/uploads/1654261263661-image-upload.png" class="img-fluid">
Previously, we only allowed you to embed images via URL from an external source. We understand that it was somewhat of a frustrating process, so we decided to fix it. You can now upload images directly to the platform without using any other third-party hosting, and it’s completely free.
<blockquote>
🤔 Did you know? 
While adding changes, you can use <code>cmd/ctrl + return</code> to add a new change line item.
</blockquote>

We worked on our editor and made various changes that we are proud to share. The main one that we are most excited about is the new image upload functionality.



Previously, we only allowed you to embed images via URL from an external source. We understand that it was somewhat of a frustrating process, so we decided to fix it. You can now upload images directly to the platform without using any other third-party hosting, and it’s completely free.

🤔 Did you know?
While adding changes, you can use cmd/ctrl + return to add a new change line item.

Application v3.6.0

<code>/labels</code> - endpoint to retrieve, create, edit and delete labels.

To label releases, you can pass array of <code>label_ids</code> in the release payload.

Returning <code>slug</code> in the release payload.

Updated the <a href="https://docs.onset.io/api" target="_blank" ref="noopener noreferrer nofollow">documentation</a> with better examples.

Fixed the <code>DELETE</code> endpoints.