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v3 appears to be pre-release version? Surely that makes sense to not default to pre-release code for the docs?
by aranw 3y ago
v3 appears to be pre-release version? Surely that makes sense to not default to pre-release code for the docs?
- downvotetruth 3y agoThe upgrade is claimed to be seamless when running Lit 2.x with no deprecation warnings; defaulting to deprecated API documentation is a bit counterproductive.
- spankalee 3y agov2 documentation is not deprecated. v3 isn't released yet.
- downvotetruth 3y agoIf v3 is "not released" then having it accessible with the other 2 releases is contradictory - this "prerelease" is still a form of release; no claim was made that the entirety of the v2 documentation was deprecated.
- spankalee 3y agoWe'll switch the default over to v3 once v3 is out of prerelease.
- lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 3y ago> no claim was made that the entirety of the v2 documentation was deprecated > defaulting to deprecated API documentation I am not sure what point is being made here. This seems to be splitting hairs. Regardless, it makes sense to default to the docs for the version which is considered to be officially released. That version is probably most likely to be used in a production application, which is usually what the docs are intended to support.