Publishing and versions

Publishing turns your draft into a public project, tags a version, and lets you update it later without anything going live before you say so.

A project is private while it is a draft. Publishing makes it public and gives it a version.

Publish

Click Publish Project in the header. The Draft label clears, your project becomes reachable at qollab.xyz/u/<your-username>/<project>, and this first release is tagged v1.0. Publishing confirms that your work follows the Community Guidelines.

The project header showing the Draft label and the Publish button.
The Draft label and the Publish button in the project header.

Updating a published project

After you publish, any edits save as a new draft on top of the live version. The header shows "Unpublished changes" and offers to publish them when you are ready. Your public project stays exactly as it is until you choose to update it, so you can work in the open without pushing half-finished changes live.

Versions

Each time you publish, Qollab tags a version, starting at v1.0. Your published versions are listed in the sidebar under Project Versions.

Unpublish or delete

Both live in the ⋯ menu in the project header. Unpublishing returns a project to a private draft; deleting removes it for good.

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