Release 1.11.0 (#15900)

## Release 1.11.0

This release includes:

- Unlisted Views

Changelog file:
`packages/twenty-website/src/content/releases/1.11.0.mdx`
Release date: 2025-11-18

packages/twenty-docs/user-guide/data-model/relation-fields.mdx

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ Go to **Settings → Data Model → [Your Object]** and click **Add Field**.
 ### 2. Choose Relation Type
 - **Field Type**: Select "Relation"
 - **Target Object**: Choose which object to connect to
-- **Relationship**: Currently supports **1-to-many** relationships only. Make sure to create the relationship in the right direction. 
+- **Relationship**: Currently supports **1-to-many** relationships only. Make sure to create the relationship in the right direction.
 
 ### 3. Configure Field Names
 You'll need to set names for both sides of the relationship:
@@ -39,18 +39,39 @@ Field names cannot be edited once the relation is saved as it impacts the API st
 You can create relations to any object, including **Workspace Members** (your Twenty team users). This is useful for creating ownership fields:
 
 - **Account Owner**: Link a Company to a team member who manages it
-- **Deal Owner**: Assign an Opportunity to a specific salesperson  
+- **Deal Owner**: Assign an Opportunity to a specific salesperson
 
 When you create a relation to`Workspace Members`, you'll see your team members' names in dropdown selections, making it easy to assign ownership and responsibilities.
 
+## Morph Many Relationships
+
+Morph Many relationships allow a single field to connect to multiple different object types, providing flexible data modeling for complex business scenarios.
+
+### What are Morph Many Relationships?
+
+With Morph Many relationships, one object can relate to different types of objects through a single field. For example:
+- An **Opportunity** can relate to either a **Person** or a **Company**
+- A **Task** can be associated with any type of record (Person, Company, Deal, etc.)
+- An **Attachment** can be linked to multiple different object types
+
+### Creating Morph Many Relationships
+
+1. Go to **Settings → Data Model → [Your Object]**
+2. Click **Add Field** and select **Relation**
+3. Choose **Morph Many** as the relationship type
+4. Select the target object types you want to connect to
+5. Configure the field names for each side of the relationship
+
+This feature gives you the flexibility to create versatile relationships that adapt to your unique business processes without creating multiple separate fields.
+
 ## Best Practices
 
 - **Plan your relationships** before creating them
 - **Use clear, descriptive names** for both field names
 - **Test relationships** with sample data before full implementation
+- **Consider Morph Many** when a field needs to connect to multiple object types
 
 ## Upcoming Features
-- **Morph Many relationships** (Coming Q4 2025)
 - **Many-to-many relationships** (Coming Q1 2026)