Dougal Matthews

Hmm, true. I am not really sure then!

I can't really imagine what this would look like. Any ideas? The only thing I can think of is doing something like iterating through git tags and building the docs...

I've started making a tool that makes this possible. It is a very rough and early alpha, but it is a good start. I just need to add a version...

@iwootten Hmm, yeah. It shouldn't really be on PyPI at all right now as it only vaguely works.

@iwootten no worries, there is a fairly big fat warning near the top of the documentation :) http://d0ugal.github.io/mkdocs-versioned/

Yeah, I plan for it to be handled externally. I've said it a few times, but I forget where, so to quickly reiterate: that repo implements a pattern very similar...

And to be clear, at the moment it uses private API's, I'd expect it to use a plugin API if the idea is to survive. However, that is dependant on...

What I did (or was going to do, I forget how far I got!), which was fairly easy, was build every tag with a mkdocs.yml. If the config didn't exist...

It is reasonably good as a simple approach, but it does have a number of short comings like old tags start failing as MkDocs progresses - although, we have been...

There now seems to be a README but some simple usage examples would be nice.