Readthedocs states "latest" but is not for dnf5

[dreua]

As I can't reopen my existing issue I guess I need to reopen a new one here.

Today I stumbled over this issue again, reading the docs and assuming they were the "latest" (as displayed prominently on the bottom right and top left of the pages).

I couldn't even figure out where the source for this page or who the responsible person would be let alone which versions it is for. Pretty sure it is not for the actual "latest" DNF 5 :/

Hopefully someone here can help clear that up.

https://dnf.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html

Originally posted by @dreua in #2154

[progressive-galib]

on it

[ppisar]

The documentation is for "dnf". "dnf" is not "dnf5". If you find it confusing, we can try to add notice on the top-level page, that "documentation for DNF5 is there".

There is not a single "latest" word on that page. If speak about a path in the URL, then I'm sorry, the URL will stay as it is. As long as "dnf" software is called "dnf" and not "dnf4", the documentation will be called "dnf" and not "dnf4".

[dreua]

The URL is fine with me, just a statement for which "versions" of dnf this is or isn't applicable would be great. If I understand correctly, this page is as well as this repository is for the product "DNF" which has versions up to 4.x.y and then there is the product "DNF5" with its own repository and a different readthedocs page which has versions starting from 5.0.1. This may be obvious for people working on these producs but it may not be to the average user. Unfortunately links on the internet and search results will lead DNF5 users to the DNF-up-to-4 docs for quite some time. I'm just hoping we can help those users by better communicating that on the readthedocs pages.

This is the "latest" I was talking about:

I guess that may not be easy to change but any hints we can put on these readthedocs pages would be appreciated :)