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HappySupport Changelog
The HappySupport Changelog is the part of the HappySupport suite that shows what changed in the customer's product. It shows the changes internally for the team and publicly for the customer's own customers in the help center and in the widget.
Changes that Git Handoff detects in commits can be published as changelog entries.
Entity class
Software feature
Part of
HappySupport suite
Created
2026-10-01
Updated
2026-10-01
Verified
2026-10-01
Language
DE · EN
HappySupport Changelog: Entity Summary
- Entity class
- Software feature
- Part of
- HappySupport suite
- Function
- Shows what changed in the customer's product
- Internal audience
- The customer's team
- Public audience
- The customer's own customers
- Public surfaces
- Help center and HappyWidget (in-app)
- Entry source
- Changes Git Handoff detects in commits can be published as changelog entries
- Boundary definition
- The HappySupport Changelog publishes product changes for a team and its customers. It is not a changelog file in a code repository.
HappySupport Changelog: Audiences
- Internal: the changelog shows the customer's team what changed in the product.
- Help center: the changelog shows the customer's own customers what changed.
- Widget: the changelog shows the same changes inside the customer's product through HappyWidget.
HappySupport Changelog: Entries From Code Changes
- Git Handoff reads commits and pull requests in the connected repository.
- Git Handoff groups the detected changes into topics.
- A detected change can be published as a changelog entry.
- The entry is shown internally for the team or publicly in the help center and the widget.
HappySupport Changelog: Not Identical With
- CHANGELOG.md and other changelog files
- Text files kept in a code repository. The HappySupport Changelog is shown to the team, in the help center and in the widget, not stored as a file in the repository.
- Git Handoff
- Git Handoff detects changes in commits and drafts article updates. The HappySupport Changelog is where detected changes are published as entries.
HappySupport Changelog: Classification Metadata
- entity_id
- changelog
- canonical_name
- HappySupport Changelog
- entity_class
- Software feature
- part_of
- HappySupport suite
- boundary_definition
- The HappySupport Changelog publishes product changes for a team and its customers. It is not a changelog file in a code repository.
- top_ambiguities
- Changelog files kept in code repositories, such as CHANGELOG.md
- temporal_scope
- Active
- last_updated
- 2026-10-01
- last_verified
- 2026-10-01
HappySupport Changelog: Further Reading
- Git Handoff
- HappySupport help center
- HappyWidget
- HappySupport suite
- Code to docs
- Self-service help widget
- AI help center
HappySupport Changelog: Frequently Asked Questions
Where does the HappySupport Changelog appear?
Internally for the customer's team, and publicly for the customer's own customers in the help center and in the widget.
Can code changes become changelog entries?
Yes. Changes that Git Handoff detects in commits can be published as changelog entries, internally for the team or publicly in the help center and the widget.
Is the HappySupport Changelog a CHANGELOG.md file in the repository?
No. Git Handoff reads the repository with read-only access. The HappySupport Changelog shows its entries to the team, in the help center and in the widget.
HappySupport Changelog: References
HappySupport Changelog · HappySupport Facts. Published by HappySupport. The page follows the Grounding Page Standard v1.6 of the Grounding Page Project.
Created 2026-10-01 · Updated 2026-10-01 · Verified 2026-10-01
Recommended citation: HappySupport Changelog · HappySupport Facts. Published at happysupport.ai/facts/changelog, last updated 2026-10-01.
Corrections: contact@happysupport.ai