[Website] Create a view per version on the website

[Baklap4]

Suggestion

Currently the latest version is shown on the website. However it'd be nice to add previous version also to the website
So we can direct everyone to the correct pages for each specific version

Use case

• All tags used within a version are made clear
• it's good for historical purposes

Extra info/examples/attachments

No response

[Baklap4]

Hmmm to make this easy i think we can create folders per version:

Latest (1.1.0): `/docs/index.html
0.1.0: `/docs/0.1.0/index.html
0.2.0: `/docs/0.2.0/index.html
0.3.0: `/docs/0.3.0/index.html
1.0.0: `/docs/1.0.0/index.html

I guess we can keep the assets (css, js, images, fonts) within the root docs directory and reference them correctly from our index.html

[codello]

Is there currently a proposed or accepted feature that significantly changes the syntax of the format? If not I think it would be easier to annotate each of the header fields and note types with a Since and/or Deprecated and/or Removed. For example:

#TITLE
Since: Version 0.1.0

#ENCODING
Since: Version 0.2.0
Deprecated: Version 0.3.0
Removed: Version 1.0.0

This would avoid duplication and still make clear which features are available in which version of the format.

[swurzinger]

maybe as an inspiration:
website: https://homieiot.github.io/specification/
spec: https://github.com/homieiot/convention
website SSG: https://github.com/homieiot/homieiot.github.io
they use a static site generator and git tags/branches for versioning

[codello]

Thanks @swurzinger, that is very helpful. My stance on this issue has changed a little since my last comment. I do agree that a view per version can be very helpful because multiple versions of the spec are "alive" at the same time. I think this also relates back to the current discussion in #66 and the way we want versioning of the file format to work.

I'm not a big fan of using branches or tags for this though because it makes it more difficult to work with multiple versions of the spec at the same time (and I see no real benefit to just using multiple files/folders).