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Moving forward, ember-data may not have a release corresponding to every release of ember-source. We need to account for this in our UX and the data layer. This app is tightly tied to ember-jsonapi-docs, and work spans both repos.
To do:
In ember-jsonapi-docs, generate two version files instead of one. One versions file for ember-data, one for emberjs
In ember-api-docs, use the 2 separate version files to populate the dropdown, based on whether you are in emberjs or ember-data. Probably this will require changes to adapters/serializers
Nice to have - create an error template for the experience if a version 404s. It would be great to still allow someone to interact with the versions dropdown and recover, but this is not necessary.
When writing new logic, if convenient, please do not assume that versions are numbers. Someday we dream of offering "canary" but this is just a dream, so don't spend extra time to make this possible. It's just if you are making decisions where it's equally as easy to not assume numbers.
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Moving forward, ember-data may not have a release corresponding to every release of ember-source. We need to account for this in our UX and the data layer. This app is tightly tied to ember-jsonapi-docs, and work spans both repos.
To do:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: