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Provide versioning
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#918
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@ThomasBurleson If we decide to implement #1103 then I think hyperboot would go really well with it. Hyperboot allows you to save several versions of a webapp for offline viewing with the help of appcache. So if you view a version of the docs while you are online it will be available when you are offline. You can also add js to download all versions and to set defaults for which version to load. |
Refs angular#918 provides version menu (with customizable min-version cutoff) that navigates to docs based on a simple string format. This approach was based on that provided in the base angular.js repo, and some of the code was ported from that repo. Port version configuration fetching from main angular.js project Version Configuration is gathered on doc generation Remove debug statements Show version list in docs menu Only show 0.8.3 and greater in version list Only generate urls for docs for 0.8.0 and greater Filter based on docUrl instead of version number Fix spacing per guidelines Add accessibility to version dropdown Add placeholder text instead of aria-label Add more spaces before braces Support CDNVersion Make docs url and minimum version configurable Navigate to a new URL when the version select changes
Refs angular#918 provides version menu (with customizable min-version cutoff) that navigates to docs based on a simple string format. This approach was based on that provided in the base angular.js repo, and some of the code was ported from that repo.
Refs angular#918 provides version menu (with customizable min-version cutoff) that navigates to docs based on a simple string format. This approach was based on that provided in the base angular.js repo, and some of the code was ported from that repo.
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@marcus tutor did you take a look at hyperboot by any chance? It seems like a really good fit for this + you get offline support. |
@epelc I'll assume "Marcus tutor" was supposed to be me? 😜 We haven't yet, but that's a great idea. I'll have a look. |
@marcysutton utton yes I think auto correct got it. Andoird is so aggressive with its spell checking. |
Feature Summary:
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Similar to doc versioning in AngularJS 1.x:
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