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Currently the Nix docs as seen here don't have the version number switchable and don't raise that you're not looking at the latest: https://nix.dev/reference/nix-manual
Problem
It's hard to navigate between Nix versions docs without knowing what the latest Nix version is.
Approaches
Consider docs.rs or docs.python.org as examples of the solution: there's a drop down in a top bar to select the version and on docs.rs there's a little warning if it's an old version.
This versioning thing could probably be reused for NixOS docs and such.
On the other hand, when navigating from https://nix.dev/reference/nix-manual to 2.19, the link is https://nix.dev/manual/nix/2.19/
I would prefer if we could avoid having the same information available under different top urls - at least to me it's confusing.
On that note, I can't determine if those two links are fully equivalent.
Observations
Currently the Nix docs as seen here don't have the version number switchable and don't raise that you're not looking at the latest: https://nix.dev/reference/nix-manual
Problem
It's hard to navigate between Nix versions docs without knowing what the latest Nix version is.
Approaches
Consider docs.rs or docs.python.org as examples of the solution: there's a drop down in a top bar to select the version and on docs.rs there's a little warning if it's an old version.
This versioning thing could probably be reused for NixOS docs and such.
Willing to help?
Maybe
Priorities
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