Adding Multi-Version Support to Your Astro-based Documentation

<p><a href="https://astro.build/" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">Astro</a>&nbsp;is very popular right now, and rightfully so if you ask me. The framework allows developers to create static websites with great flexibility and power.</p> <p>The ability to integrate multiple rendering libraries alone helps with adoption when you&rsquo;re migrating from somewhere else.</p> <p>And while creating a documentation site is probably trivial at this point, I wanted to cover a problem that I had to solve recently: adding multi-version support for your documentation site.</p> <p>So let&rsquo;s get going.</p> <h1>The problem</h1> <p>Building a documentation site is nothing more than building a static site with lots of pages.</p> <p>Again, trivial if you&rsquo;re using Astro.</p> <p>However, what happens if those pages change when the version of your product changes?</p> <p><a href="https://blog.bitsrc.io/adding-multi-version-support-to-your-astro-based-documentation-429aa2ca7089">Visit Now</a></p>
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