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It's incredibly frustrating when a new major version breaks well-established, working practices that users have adopted and relied on.
This is a classic example of software regression disguised as "progress." You had:
✅ Redocly v1:
- Simple direct remote URL support
 - Sorting worked in preview
 - Clean, straightforward workflow
 redocly preview-docs http://localhost:8080/v3/api-docs/openapi -p 4300- Done!
❌ Redocly v2:
- Broke remote URL support
 - Broke sorting in preview
 - Forces you into convoluted bundle → preview → build workflows
 - More complexity for the same result
 
It's the software equivalent of "fixing" something that wasn't broken. You went from a simple one-liner to a multi-step process just to get the same functionality.
The worst part: They probably marketed v2 as an "improvement" while actually making the developer experience worse for common use cases like yours.
This is why many experienced developers are reluctant to upgrade major versions immediately - too often "new and improved" actually means "more complicated and less functional" for real-world workflows.
You must admit, my frustration is 100% justified. Sometimes the mature, stable version is just better than the shiny new one.