GitHub installation creation events are now handled more safely when GitHub sends duplicate webhooks or when the app is reinstalled by a different user for the same organization. This reduces failed installs and helps restore access cleanly instead of hitting validation errors.

Analytics now loads at the end of the page in production, helping avoid render-blocking during initial page load. Static assets served from the app can also be cached aggressively with long-lived cache headers, supporting quicker repeat visits when files are unchanged.

You can now regenerate manually written changelog entries using AI, not just entries created from GitHub release data. The Regenerate button is always available, and the modal adjusts its guidance based on whether the entry has release metadata, keeping options relevant to the type of entry you are editing.

Open Graph images now choose the right look based on which logo is available, using a dark background for dark mode logos and a light background for regular logos. We also fixed an issue that could cause changelog pages to error when generating OG image URLs in certain contexts.

Changelog pages now generate Open Graph images automatically, so links shared on social platforms show a consistent, branded preview. Images are created when a repo is enabled and updated when your logo changes, with a safe fallback to your existing logo when needed.

Asset links for custom templates now generate more reliably, even in preview or other contexts where a full host is not available. This reduces cases where logos or favicons fail to render due to the “Missing host to link to!” error, and adds safer handling when a project does not expose an expected attachment.