Doc versioning?

[ed2050]

I get that the website docs cater to current version. That's fine. Python docs do the same by default.

However python docs also let you browse older versions of docs, for those who aren't running latest version or need to see what changed. Is there any chance nicegui.io/docs can do similar?

Current docs are missing some content. For instance, ui.open doesn't even exist anymore. If you need to use ui.open because ui.navigate doesn't exist or isn't suitable, website docs are useless.

(I know there are other ways to view older docs. Website is less hassle though)

[falkoschindler]

Yes, that would be great, but also quite a challenge regarding the infrastructure.

Slightly alternative idea: We could start today to add version information to the documentation whenever changing some API. Like "Added in version 2.10.0", "Changed in version 2.11.0", ..., similar to https://docs.python.org/3/library/itertools.html.

[ed2050]

Yes that would help. Thanks.