+1 from me I think this is a good idea because you can see easily if you are looking at the latest docs.
How would those snapshots with timestamps work? Do they happen automatically with a GitHub action or manually once we release something significant? On July 26, 2024, Norman Breau <nor...@breautek.com> wrote: > Hi Team, > > I've been giving docs some love, due to it missing some important > documentation for cordova-android@13. > > Historically we released a snapshot of the docs when we released a > new > CLI version, and a new CLI version is often associated with some > default > fixed platform versions. > > Now-a-days the CLI version is not as significant because by default > they > will install the latest version of the platform unless specified > otherwise, and we are finding less of a need to make new releases of > the > CLI I think, while iOS & Android still sees regular releases, usually > a > major release per year. > > I've chatted in private with some people and we had the idea that > perhaps moving forward we can snapshot the docs version using a > format > of `<cli version>-<year>.<month>`. If for example, I were to snapshot > the docs today, the doc version might look like `12.x-2024.07`. > > Anything already existing will remain as is. We will not retro change > all the current snapshots. > > Just wondering if anybody else any opinions, thoughts, or objections > as > I may be looking into doing a snapshot of the docs soon. > > Cheers, > Norman > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@cordova.apache.org > For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@cordova.apache.org
