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Hi team,
I noticed that the current ReactFlow documentation does not provide a clear indication of the version it applies to. This can lead to confusion, especially for users working with different versions of ReactFlow.
For instance, I recently encountered an issue where I attempted to import styles using:
import '@xyflow/react/dist/style.css'; // Intended for version 12
However, my project was using ReactFlow version 11. After some trial and error and manual inspection, I discovered the correct path for version 11 was:
import '@reactflow/core/dist/style.css';
This discrepancy caused unnecessary debugging time, and I suspect other users may face similar challenges.
Suggestion:
Adding the ReactFlow version prominently in the documentation (e.g., at the top of each page or in a dedicated section) would help users quickly verify compatibility and reduce the likelihood of trying incorrect code.
Thank you for considering this enhancement! It would make an already excellent library even more user-friendly.
Best regards,
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We serve the old docs from sub domains: v9.reactflow.dev, v10.reactflow.dev, v11.reactflow.dev but I agree that it would be nice to have a version switch. Maybe we could make it easier to find the old versions 🤔 We will think about it!
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Which site are you suggesting a change for?
reactflow.dev
What content is affected by this change?
https://reactflow.dev/learn/customization/theming
https://reactflow.dev/learn
What part(s) of the article would you like to see updated?
Hi team,
I noticed that the current ReactFlow documentation does not provide a clear indication of the version it applies to. This can lead to confusion, especially for users working with different versions of ReactFlow.
For instance, I recently encountered an issue where I attempted to import styles using:
import '@xyflow/react/dist/style.css'; // Intended for version 12
However, my project was using ReactFlow version 11. After some trial and error and manual inspection, I discovered the correct path for version 11 was:
import '@reactflow/core/dist/style.css';
This discrepancy caused unnecessary debugging time, and I suspect other users may face similar challenges.
Suggestion:
Adding the ReactFlow version prominently in the documentation (e.g., at the top of each page or in a dedicated section) would help users quickly verify compatibility and reduce the likelihood of trying incorrect code.
Thank you for considering this enhancement! It would make an already excellent library even more user-friendly.
Best regards,
Additional information
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: