Changelog: September 18, 2026 (consolidates #70, #71) - #73
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| **Merged personal settings page**: The separate Account and Settings pages are now one /personal-settings page organized into six sections: Profile, Security, Connected accounts, Preferences, Sessions, and Organizations. | ||
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| **API key management for all members**: Every org member can now create, rotate, and retrieve their own API keys from org settings. Previously only owners could manage keys. |
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The claim that only owners could previously manage API keys contradicts the existing authentication guide, which says both Admin and Owner roles could create them (api-reference/authentication.mdx:20; also api-reference/introduction.mdx:61). For admins comparing the release with prior behavior, this gives an inaccurate account of the permission change; describe the previous roles as admins and owners, or omit the comparison.
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PRs #70, #71 and #73 were each generated from the same baseline (c5f6cff) over a widening commit window, so they described the same release three times with conflicting details. This folds them into a single September 18 entry: - keeps every distinct item across the three drafts, including the GitLab tag/commit scan target that only #70 and #71 caught - fixes the API key claim (personal settings, not org settings) to match #70/#71 and the merged personal settings page - reframes bot PR review on GitHub as the fix it is, since the August 3 entry already announced the feature, and keeps it consistent with the trusted-bot wording in code-review/config.mdx - edits the copy to the changelog's existing voice and fixes the Prettier failure on the original branch Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Why one entry
#70, #71 and #73 were each generated from the same baseline (
c5f6cff) over a widening commit window, so all three describe the same release. Shipping them as three entries would have published the same features three times under three dates, with details that contradicted each other. This PR carries the merged entry; #70 and #71 are closed.Reconciled while merging:
code-review/config.mdx(docs(code-review): clarify bot PR trust #65).Copy was edited to the changelog's existing voice, and the Prettier failure on the original branch is fixed (
pnpm lintpasses).Documentation TODOs
These shipped features still need docs. The changelog links only to pages that already exist - add or update these, then link them:
platform/project-management/linear.mdxdocuments ticket creation only - add the triage status mapping and the AI-fix In Progress push.platform/dashboard.mdxdoes not document filters at all - add the Repository and Application filters and their scope.platform/account-settings.mdxfor the single page and its six sections.platform/on-premises.mdxhas no license section - add the expiry banner, license details in Organization settings, and the post-grace scan gate.max_scansentitlement and what happens when it is reached.platform/repositories/github-enterprise-server.mdxfor the App connection flow.🤖 Generated with Claude Code