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Shipstar now publishes help center articles with perfectly formatted code blocks, and knowledge base slugs are isolated per project — so your docs stay accurate and your projects stay independent.
Help center articles published through Shipstar now preserve code formatting exactly — multi-line functions, shell commands, and code samples appear as intended for your readers. Any previously published articles with affected code blocks have been automatically repaired.
Each project in Shipstar maintains its own knowledge base slug, so publishing or syncing a help center for one project no longer affects any other. Teams managing multiple projects can publish independently without their knowledge bases interfering with each other.
Knowledge base and blog API endpoints now respond correctly the first time a piece of content is embedded on a new page. As a bonus, embedding content on a new page no longer causes its published date to update unexpectedly.
If a content generation run fails for any reason, Shipstar now automatically refunds the credits charged for that run. Retry attempts are also capped, so a single failed job no longer accumulates repeated charges.
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