mik-laj commented on issue #11423:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/11423#issuecomment-727163761


   > In the short term, is the idea to build this into the airflow website next 
to the other docs? Trying to think what is simplest to get v1 out there. Do we 
want to provide versioned docs for each provider, I don't think so - just 
"latest"
   
   We update vendors very often, so I think it's worth breaking down these 
dossiers as soon as possible. If we are going to publish these documents, we 
must also give the opportunity to look at the archival version of the 
documentation. Mainly, so that the user can check whether a given operator is 
available in a given or needs to update to the latest version.
   
   > We could have sublinks across the top "Airflow" and "Airflow Providers" as 
a way to navigate to this providers docs?
   
   I would like us to have an index (at the address: 
https://airflow.apache.org/docs/ ) that will describe all the products we 
release. For now, my focus is only on Airflow-core, a provider packages, but in 
the future we may add documentation for the rest of the products we release. 
   https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues/11152
   
   When the user selects a product, they gets a view similar to:
   https://airflow.apache.org/docs/stable/#
   However, there will be some differences for providers: 
   - the search will work for content from the current product and version.
   - The title/breadcrumbs will contain information about the name of the 
package.
   
   > It does not have to be there for "Day 0" - like when we release 2.0.0 and 
set of 1.0.0 providers, it can be "no version" but very soon after we have to 
support versions. And our tooling has to be prepared for that (and have it 
automated), because keeping it manually updated will be impossible.
   
   I think we should be prepared with the documentation for "Day 0". Otherwise 
we will have mixed content for different products and versions in one 
documentation. However, this documentation will not be easily updated, e.g. 
links will still point to out-of-date documents.
   
   


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