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Just wondering what sorts of examples people might have of documentation sets that cover multiple versions of the same product. In our doc set in MSDN, we basically republish each complete doc set, but updated for the new version with corrections and new features:
The advantage is you can go right to your version and be assured that what you're reading applies to you. The disadvantage is that the versions pile up (4 versions and counting), with a lot of overlap, which is inefficient in various dimensions.
Are you familiar with a doc set that handles versioning differently than this? (Conceptual or API reference or both.) If so, leave a comment with a link.
Thanks!
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