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Each Astro release notes page and changelog has its own RSS feed. You can receive RSS feeds directly, or updates can be sent to your email or Slack account. Each page also has an RSS button at the top that links to its feed. For Astro Private Cloud feeds, see Subscribe to Astro Private Cloud release notes.
If you already subscribed using an https://www.astronomer.io/*-release-notes.xml URL, you don’t need to change anything. Those URLs deliver the same feeds as the URLs on this page.

Subscribe to RSS email updates

To have RSS feed updates sent to your email, use a browser RSS feed reader extension such as the Chrome RSS Feed Reader.
Safari does not natively support viewing or configuring RSS feeds on Desktop or Mobile.

Subscribe to Slack updates

To add a feed to a public channel, the Slack Primary Owner role might be required. To learn more about adding RSS feeds to Slack, see Add RSS feeds to Slack. Run the Slack slash command for the release notes you want to follow: To use an RSS reader instead, add the feed URL from the command for the release notes you want to follow.

Subscribe to Astro API changelogs

Each version of the Astro API has its own changelog and feed. Run the Slack slash command for the version you use: To use an RSS reader instead, add the feed URL from the command for the changelog you want to follow.

Subscribe to upcoming changes

Release notes describe changes after they ship. Astronomer publishes notices about planned changes to Astro, such as control plane changes, in separate feeds. Each Astro plan has its own feed, so you only receive notices that affect your plan. To compare plans, see Compare Astro plans. Run the Slack slash command for your plan: To use an RSS reader instead, add the feed URL from the command for your plan.