click.pocoo.org redirects to version 5 docs (not version 6)

[rsyring]

http://click.pocoo.org/ redirects to http://click.pocoo.org/5/ but 6 is the latest stable version. Is that intended?

[jeanlucaslima]

:+1:

[mitsuhiko]

That is currently intended because there are some issues with Click 6 that I did not have the time to fix (in particular the chain support is badly broken on 6.0).

[jeanlucaslima]

@mitsuhiko thanks! I guess you can close the issue then.

[jeanlucaslima]

@mitsuhiko (but it kinda means v6 it's not stable, haha)

[aussio]

Heh, I kept running into this as well. Is this still an issue? It's been a good bit of time since the last update. 😄

[tony]

http://click.pocoo.org/latest/api/ forward to http://click.pocoo.org/5/api/

I would expect http://click.pocoo.org/6/api/

Is the chain issues something fixable _within_ version 6, or is it waiting for the next version release?

[robeastham]

Just discovered Click. I'm interested in what the status of this issue is at the moment. For new projects which version is recommended 5 or 6?

I'm intending to use it in combination with the Flask integration for 0.11 mentioned here http://flask.pocoo.org/docs/0.11/cli/ .

[vkotovv]

@mitsuhiko @untitaker if Click 6 has some parts broken, then it should be marked as unstable maybe? Redirect to 5 is a bit misleading right now

[nedbat]

This continues to be confusing. Choose one or the other: 6 is stable, or it isn't.

[fdavis]

is this one of the reasons 5 is more stable?

https://github.com/pallets/click/issues/473

[davidism]

6 is stable. 5 is still around because there were some issues that 6 introduced, but I'd rather people see 6 (and soon 7) as the default. And of course solve those lingering issues. I'll change this next time I deploy the docs.