# How to edit a changelog post

**In this article we will show you, how you can edit a changelog post.**

1. Got to "Changelog"
2. Now you can see all changelog posts, you made

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3. On each row end you can see some icons, the pen is for editing the changelog post

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4. Click on the pen icon, now a modal should open

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5. Now you can change what you want, but be careful, fields with \* cannot be empty
6. Update your post with the button "Update"
7. Finished, you successfully updated a changelog post


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