Open michelou opened 2 years ago
Hmm, I see the document available at: https://dotty.epfl.ch/docs/reference/other-new-features/experimental-defs.html
Maybe I misunderstood the problem?
The document isn't available at docs.scala-lang.org because the documentation was migrated before the document was created. Now, IIRC, the most up-to-date documentation is present at dotty.epfl.ch
I stopped landing on dotty.epfl.ch when my previous link https://dotty.epfl.ch/docs/Reference/index.html
with capital R
stopped working.
The situation is confusing; speaking as a noob contributor with an open doc PR.
For a while, I preferred epfl for the dark theme and I only clicked thru to scala-lang to see if there was new info. (I find the scala-lang theme harsh to read.)
@pikinier20 All files should be available on docs.scala-lang.org
now; as stated on the web pages on dotty.epfl.ch/docs/
those pages are outdated (it's unpleasant for Scala developers to reach them).
Maybe s/outdated/updated
.
@som-snytt I'm sure that in secret you are also a big fan of the PDF version : scala3_reference.pdf
(PR#11257). 😉
@michelou in fact I was very impressed!
I just updated the PDF file scala3_reference.pdf
(PR#11257) which includes the new chapter "Language versions". :grin:
I just updated the PDF file scala3_reference.pdf
(PR#11257) which includes the new section "Capture Checking" (in chapter "Experimental", which is not available in the online Scala 3 Reference page).
Markdown document
experimental-defs.md
is not available asexperimental-defs.html
in the online Scala 3 Reference; the user gets the error404 Not Found
.One can see from the contents of the online directory
other-new-features/
that the file doesn't exist.Final notes:
experimental-defs
on the Dotty website (see banner:The content of this page is outdated. Click here to find the up to date version of this page.
).experimental/
is also missing several HTML pages.