Flyte enables production-grade orchestration for machine learning workflows and data processing created to accelerate local workflows to production.

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Any chance older versions of docs are easily accessible on <http://docs.flyte.org|docs.flyte.org>?
Currently can only view the `latest` with no option to switch to an older version (in my case 1.13.x)

<https://flyte--6009.org.readthedocs.build/en/6009/>

you can also use binary search to find 1.13.x version

you have to check this by PR number in flyte.

<https://github.com/flyteorg/flyte/commits/master/>

and just curious why you want older version?

Because I am still using 1.13.x as my backend and sdk? Tho, I found what I was looking in the latest docs too (documentation on pyflyte and flytectl). I thought there were some changes in 1.14/latest that changed the behaviour and commands of the cli's

and maybe share your usecase or giving use more feedback

Of course! Will provide more context next time to avoid X-Y problems

<@U06MPSVVAQL>, thanks for the feedback. Exposing versioned docs is crucial for this kind of major change between versions (which in the case of 1.13 and 1.14 we have at least one).
Given how we build docs now it'd be a little bit hard to expose versioned documentation. We acknowledge that this is a problem, but unfortunately we don't have the bandwidth to invest in this yet. Sorry about that.

