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# Update

> Use the update component to display product updates, release notes, and changelog entries in a structured timeline format with dates.

Use the `Update` component to display changelog entries, version updates, and release notes with consistent formatting.

**Example**

v0.1.1

## Example update

You can add anything here, like a screenshot, a code snippet, or a list of changes.

![Screenshot of the PearsDB Introduction page as an example of an image in an Update component.](https://mintlify-assets.b-cdn.net/hero-light.png)

### Features

* Responsive design
* Anchor for each update
* Generated RSS feed entry for each update

## How to use

```mdx Update example theme={null}
<Update label="2024-10-11" description="v0.1.0" tags={["Mintlify"]}>
  This is an update with a label, description, and tag.
</Update>
```

Use multiple `Update` components to create [changelogs](https://www.mintlify.com/docs/create/changelogs.md).

Update components automatically generate RSS feed entries. The entries contain pure Markdown only. Components, code blocks, inline code, and raw HTML elements are not included.

If your update includes components or HTML, use the `rss` prop to provide alternative text for RSS subscribers.

```mdx Custom RSS content theme={null}
<Update
  label="March 2025"
  description="v2.0.0"
  rss={{
    title: "March 2025 - Major redesign",
    description: "Complete UI overhaul with new components"
  }}
>
  ## New dashboard

  <Frame>
    <img src="/dashboard.png" alt="New dashboard UI displaying updated components." />
  </Frame>

  Check out our redesigned dashboard with improved navigation.
</Update>
```

## Props

**label** `string` *required*

Label for the update. Appears to the left of the update and creates an anchor link using the same [automatic anchor ID rules](https://www.mintlify.com/docs/create/text.md#automatic-anchor-ids) as headings. Use unique labels to create distinct anchor links.

**tags** `string[]`

Tags for the update. Shown as filters in the right side panel.

**description** `string`

Description of the update. Appears below the label and tag.

**rss** `object`

Update components automatically generate RSS feed entries. Use the `rss` property to create a single RSS feed entry with a custom title and description.

If not provided:

* Updates with Markdown headings create a separate RSS feed entry for each heading.
* Updates without Markdown headings create a single RSS feed entry using the `label` as the title.

**properties**

**title** `string`

Custom title for the RSS feed entry.

**description** `string`

Custom description for the RSS feed entry.

**date** `string`

Publication date for the RSS feed entry, such as `"2026-06-23"`. By default, Mintlify derives the date from your Git history, so updates that you migrate or edit later show the commit date instead of the release date. Set `date` to override it. Mintlify ignores invalid dates and uses the Git-derived date instead.


## Related topics

- [Desktop app](https://www.mintlify.com/docs/desktop.md)
- [Install the CLI](https://www.mintlify.com/docs/cli/install.md)
- [Self-host](https://www.mintlify.com/docs/deploy/self-host.md)


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