Closed gabrielmcf closed 5 years ago
Thanks that is a good suggestion. I will think about. At this point you may be able to write a script that generates the site for each commit. If the script does a git checkout of previous commit it can run mkdocs build -c
on that version and then copy the results to a folder with the current git timestamp in it. The script would just need to do that in a loop going back over the commits. That way you can generate the docs as they were at the time. You would end up with a list of directories by timestamp that you could open in your browser and compare.
Great suggestion! I've seen you write some breaking changes in the documentation. This is working great for me now!
Sometimes we want to check a change in the configurations, or see if something is working in one version and not in another but the site has only the last version configs.