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My only complaint with Leaflet is that they haven't done anything to support older versions. At an old workplace, we were stuck on an older version for a while
by vcarl 10y ago
My only complaint with Leaflet is that they haven't done anything to support older versions. At an old workplace, we were stuck on an older version for a while due to incompatibilities, and having never used Leaflet before I needed to see how to use the specific version we were on.
I ended up having to clone the repo where the docs were, checkout the commit released for that version and build the docs myself. Maybe I'm spoiled by react-router's phenomenal handling of outdated docs, but it was a pretty terrible experience.
- mi100hael 10y agoAt least it's possible. I'm stuck on an old version of ArcGIS JS, and the docs just no longer exist.
- softawre 10y agoI agree that's not great. But I've seen much worse - where the docs weren't checked into the repo, and you're stuck with wayback-machine and a doc file that's only a few versions off of what you need.
- mourner 10y agoYeah, sorry for that — now that we're using a much better docs system, and will archive docs for older versions.