Closed bkuhlmann closed 3 years ago
Thanks for reporting this. It should be fixed now.
By the way, this seems to be an oddity with other Dry libraries in case it's of interest.
Which ones?
:bow: Piotr. Yeah, so here's what I found (well, in reverse of what I was reporting above, I guess):
@bkuhlmann thanks, it's unfortunate :( I haven't automated creation of new release branches and that's how we ended up with this. I'll create missing branches, thanks for preparing this list, very helpful!
@solnic I think the bigger problem it's not documented, e.g. I don't remember what should be done to cut a doc release.
@flash-gordon a new tag == a new docsite, doesn't matter if things changed or not. Then every push to docsite in a release branch will result in docsite deployment on dry-rb.org
@solnic what is "docsite"? :(
@flash-gordon directory in a repo 🙂
@solnic I cannot decode "a new tag == a new docsite" then. A new directory?
@flash-gordon oh sorry for the confusion. I meant that every new major or minor tag must result in a corresponding release-x.y
branch that must include the docsite dir. This part is not automated that's why we ended up with inconsistencies.
@solnic I have such a branch https://github.com/dry-rb/dry-monads/tree/release-1.4 but there's no 1.4 in the docs https://dry-rb.org/gems/dry-monads/1.3/ Do you what I missed?
Describe the bug
Noticed, when trying to install Dry Container 0.8.0, that it doesn't exist. Only 0.7.2 is the latest version at the time of this writing. By the way, this seems to be an oddity with other Dry libraries in case it's of interest. It seems the generated documentation is ahead of what is available.
To Reproduce
Visit the landing page (also notice
0.8
is in the URL as well). Here's a screenshot for illustration:Expected behavior
Would expect 0.7.2 to be listed instead of 0.8.0 as found on RubyGems.
My environment
Using Firefox as my browser.