Release Notes

Use the provided release-notes-sample.json file for inspiration. They should fall under the format of an associative array, where the key for each release notes is the full version (x.x.x). `{ "1.1.0":{ "release_description" : "Version 1.1 of Release Notes has some new features.", "release_date" : "2017-09-01 00:00:00", "release_notes" :[ { "note_title" : "All da features", "note_description" : null, "note_bullets" :[ "Mark it up!" ] } ] }, "1.0.0":{ "release_description" : "Version 1.0 of Release Notes is a major release that includes a fun new way to view release notes for themes.", "release_date" : "2017-08-01 00:00:00", "release_notes" :[ { "note_title" : "Initial commit", "note_description" : "You can optionally include descriptions. Otherwise, omit it or make its value null", "note_bullets" :[ "Supports text styles", "And other stuff" ] }, { "note_title" : "More features!", "note_description" : null, "note_bullets" :[ "Do what ya want" ] } ] } }Note thatrelease_descriptionandnote_description` are optional fields.

The current version of your site will be pulled using what's in style.css. Ideally, the most recent version in the release notes will match what's the current version is style.css

Make sure your file is valid! Use a JSON validator like JSON Lint to validate your notes.

Make sure your file is called release-notes.json and is located in the root directory of your theme.