Hi Yu I see. Thanks for your explanation.
Thanks Yubiao On Thu, Jul 27, 2023 at 11:31 AM Yu <li...@apache.org> wrote: > Hi Yubiao, > > Thanks for caring about docs! > > However, 2.9.x ~ 2.2.0 docs are not actively maintained. For the doc > maintenance life cycle, we keep it the same as the code maintenance life > cycle, that is, now we only maintain NEXT, 3.0.x, 2.11.x, and 2.10.x (The > last 2 LTS releases and the last 2 feature releases are supported [1]) > > [1] > > https://pulsar.apache.org/contribute/release-policy/#release-frequency-and-support-expectation > > Yu > > > On Thu, Jul 27, 2023 at 11:02 AM Yubiao Feng > <yubiao.f...@streamnative.io.invalid> wrote: > > > The current list of pulsar doc-supported versions is as follows: > > - 2.11.x Documentation > > - 2.10.x Documentation > > - 2.9.x Documentation > > - 2.8.x Documentation > > - 2.7.5 Documentation > > - 2.7.4 Documentation > > - 2.7.3 Documentation > > - 2.7.2 Documentation > > - 2.7.1 Documentation > > - 2.7.0 Documentation > > - 2.6.4 Documentation > > - 2.6.3 Documentation > > - 2.6.2 Documentation > > - 2.6.1 Documentation > > - 2.6.0 Documentation > > - 2.5.2 Documentation > > - 2.5.1 Documentation > > - 2.5.0 Documentation > > - 2.4.2 Documentation > > - 2.4.1 Documentation > > - 2.4.0 Documentation > > - 2.3.2 Documentation > > - 2.3.1 Documentation > > - 2.3.0 Documentation > > - 2.2.1 Documentation > > - 2.2.0 Documentation > > > > The latest major version of Pulsar only supports the last minor version. > > For example, 2.11.x only supports maintaining the last minor version of > > doc, so why does 2.6.x support so many minor versions? I suggest > supporting > > only the last minor release of each major release. > > > > Thanks > > Yubiao Feng > > >
