I have Julia version 1.10.5.
I want to use the correct version of the documentation.
How do I translate that into the documentation version numbering, e.g. v5.10 etc.?
I’m confused, Julia 1.10.5 doesn’t somehow correspond to v5.10. [Do you have some Julia package in mind? There’s neither any correspondence then. E.g. Documenter.jl is currently at 1.7.0. Some packages are at 0.x.y, and that needs not be any reason to avoid, though 1.x.y often implies more maturity.]
See docs here:
https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/
You can choose the latest or whatever version in the bottom left corner.
Maybe helpful to you (not sure I’ve not even watced it):
Ah! Yes, of course! That was my Julia version. I am looking at documentation for Agents.jl. Now if I can figure out how to obtain the version number of my installed Agents.jl…
Press ] for the package prompt, there you can also type in e.g. st -m, or st [-m] [package]
(@v1.10) pkg> st
Status `~/.julia/environments/v1.10/Project.toml`
⌃ [40eb83ae] AppBundler v0.1.3
[4c88cf16] Aqua v0.8.7
...
Go to Juliahub.com, e.g by following a link: AppBundler.jl and you’ll see the latest version is: v0.1.5 so I’m a bit behind, what ^ indicates. I don’t know another way to see the most recent available version. I’m not sure JuliaHub is guaranteed to show latest version, i.e. how often updated, but you can go from there to GitHub to see it, or just try to update to latest.
To see the most recent available version, you can simply do a
... pkg> status --outdated
Or you want to list all outdated dependent packages:
... pkg> status --outdated -m
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⌅ [1f15a43c] CxxWrap v0.12.1 (<v0.16.0): OpenCV, Polymake, QML, Singular
Good to know (and I suppose those are the packages holding back), maybe Julia should show the most recent version by default (plus the version number it’s showing), i.e. what you’re missing out on. Or maybe only of there’s a new major version available?
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