What changed in Scriptor, scriptor-markdown-pages, this documentation site, and the bundled themes. One entry per release or notable milestone; entries don't get edited after they go up (corrections land as new entries).

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The Atom feed lives at /news/feed.xml. It carries the latest 20 entries with title, link, ISO 8601 updated timestamp, and a short summary. Most modern readers understand Atom 1.0; the feed also works with anything that speaks RSS 2.0 via a translation layer.

The feed is generated on every request from the markdown files under content/news/: no build step, no cache. Add an entry, push, and the next subscriber poll sees it.

How each entry is laid out

Every news entry follows the same shape:

  1. One-paragraph lead. What shipped, who it's for, why it matters. Read this and you can decide whether to click into the rest.
  2. What changed. A bullet list of the user-facing diffs: commands you'd type differently, features you can now use, surfaces that moved.
  3. Upgrade path. If the entry covers a release, the steps to get from the previous version to this one. Skipped when the entry is purely informational (e.g. "documentation X is now complete").
  4. Links. GitHub release, relevant tutorial, relevant API reference page. The same five-link cap as Extensions entries.

Entries

The track opened in May 2026 with three launch milestones; newer entries land on top:

Date Entry
2026-06-01 scriptor-sitemap v0.1.0
2026-05-31 scriptor-markdown-feed v0.1.0
2026-05-30 scriptor-markdown-containers v0.1.0
2026-05-25 Developer Guide is content-complete
2026-05-25 User Guide is content-complete
2026-05-22 scriptor-markdown-pages v0.1.7

Entries are listed reverse-chronologically by the date: frontmatter; ties break on title.

What's not news

Three things are deliberately out of scope:

  • Tutorials, recipes, and reference. Those live in the Developer Guide and User Guide. News links into them but doesn't replace them.
  • Daily commit log. This is curated. A typo fix in a doc page doesn't earn a news entry; a new chapter does. Roughly one entry per merged feature or tagged release.
  • External Scriptor sightings. Blog posts, talks, or third-party tutorials about Scriptor are great but live on the GitHub Discussions side, not here.

Where to go next

If you got here from a feed reader, the latest entry is at the top of the catalog above.

If you want to be notified about the next entry, subscribe to /news/feed.xml in your reader of choice.

If you're looking for what shipped before the launch entries, the Scriptor GitHub releases page has the full history with per-tag changelogs.


The feed is served by the scriptor-markdown-feed plugin, activated from one guard line in the info-theme's _ext.php (Feed::handle($config)). It runs ahead of the theme: when the request path matches /news/feed.xml it scans content/news/ for .md files, parses the frontmatter, emits Atom, and returns. The pattern is the RSS / Atom feed from a page tree cookbook recipe adapted to the markdown directory instead of the DB-backed PageRepository.