Help upgrading to latest/

[backspaces]

I'm back on version 4.1.8, and lost track of the progress in clean-jsdoc-theme.
Also you had helped me do things like move the jsdoc.js file to a config folder and a few other great things like copying tutorials. Oh, btw, I've pretty much migrated to deno for simple scripts, its so much more "browser-like" JS than node.

Do you have any suggestions on how to upgrade? My bet it's simpler now!

Thanks! Looks great.

[ankitskvmdam]

@backspaces Yes I remembered.

I think there won't be any issue in moving from 4.1.8 to 4.2.9, It is just we start using var in css, meaning very very old browsers are now not supported (Ref: https://caniuse.com/css-variables).

Apart from this there are few bug fixes in the search component.

I don't have any experience using deno, but if you find any bug/issue, feel free to share, I will try to find a solution.

[backspaces]

The new repo looks really great even tho a bit exotic/sophisticated! Thanks!

Some questions:

• Which version of jsdoc do you use!? Your package.json has "@jsdoc/salty": "^0.2.4" ?? And the jsdoc github has a - JSDoc 3.5.5 Sep 13, 2017!! The NPM page shows 4.0.2! We used 3.6.10 when I first used clean-jsdoc-theme.
• I'll start by putting jsdoc.json in my root, but would it be OK to move it to my config/ folder having all the other configs my project uses?
• Would it be best to just move my existing docs off to the side and start from scratch? Seems enough changes have occurred that I'd run into trouble migrating piece-meal.
• Could I just copy your jsdoc.json for now? Or would that run into trouble. I do have tutorials that I need to manage. And the sections would likely need fiddling with.

Sorry to be behind but I'm ready and willing! Thanks again.

[ankitskvmdam]

Hi,
Sorry for the late reply.

1. It is fine to use the latest version of JSDoc. I am using the latest version of JSDoc.
2. Not 100% sure, but I think it would be fine to move the config file into config folder.
3. There are not much changes in terms of behaviour, although as a backup you can keep a copy of your existing docs.
4. I think you can stay with your jsdoc.json.

Hope this help.