Determine where prerelease docs go
See original GitHub issueWith the new documentation site, we push to the latest
branch with each release. This causes the docs to show up at /docs/latest/
(instead of /docs/head/
).
When we do a prerelease, where do we want those docs to go? Maybe /docs/next/
so that /docs/latest/
preserves the docs for the latest official release?
This will need to be updated in Makefile.js
.
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This will involve two steps:
@Gautam-Arora24 go ahead.