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RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is an open standard, so you can read these feeds in most email clients, browsers, team chat tools, and dedicated feed readers.
MoEngage publishes an RSS feed for each SDK’s release notes. Product and Partner release notes don’t have RSS feeds yet. Check the Product and Partners release notes on the docs site for those updates.
Subscribe to a feed to get new SDK versions, changelogs, and breaking-change notices delivered to the reader of your choice, without checking the docs site manually.

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Available Feeds

Each SDK release notes page has its own feed. Copy the feed URL for the SDKs you use.

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Subscribe to a Feed

Pick the method that matches where you want to receive updates. Each method uses the same feed URL from the table above.
Post new releases to a Slack channel using Slack’s built-in RSS app. Best for teams that track updates together.
Your workspace admin must install the RSS app before you can use the /feed command.
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Open the channel

Go to the channel where you want release updates to appear.
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Subscribe to the feed

Send the following message, replacing the URL with your SDK’s feed URL:
Use /feed list to see your subscriptions and /feed remove [ID] to unsubscribe. For the full command reference, see Slack’s guide on adding RSS feeds to Slack.

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Other Things You Can Do with the Feed

Because the feed is machine-readable, an automation tool such as Zapier, Make, or Power Automate can watch it and route new releases anywhere your team works. Common options include:
  • Filtered alerts — notify only when an entry matches a keyword, such as “breaking” or a specific module name.
  • Upgrade tracking — log each release to a Google Sheet, Airtable, or Notion database to track which SDK versions you’ve reviewed.
  • Merged feeds — combine the feeds for the SDKs you use into a single stream in a feed reader.

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Create an Upgrade Task for Each Release

Turn every new SDK release into a tracked task in Jira or Linear, so upgrades don’t get missed.
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Add an RSS trigger

In your automation tool, create a workflow that triggers on new items from your SDK’s feed URL.
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Add the issue-tracker action

Add an action to create an issue in Jira or Linear.
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Map the release details to the issue

Use the feed item’s title and link to fill the issue. For example, set the summary to Review [SDK] release: {{title}} and add the release link in the description.
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Set the assignee and project

Route the issue to the team or project that owns SDK upgrades, then turn on the workflow.