version 1.5.0 - pip installs different version of API from what's on Github about pyairtable

[mesozoic]

On further digging, it looks like I can force the latest docs to point to 1.5.0 instead of main, so I'm going to do that and reactivate the latest docs. That way we can avoid breaking any URLs, and we just need to remember to set this setting back when we release 2.0.

[ericrobskyhuntley]

Thanks so much, @mesozoic !

[kaiwenfa]

Thanks for looking into this! @mesozoic

[ericrobskyhuntley]

Same issue here. The thing that makes this extra-strange is that the version that pip makes available is pyairtable-1.5.0, which matches the most recent version on GH...

[mesozoic]

Thanks for reporting this! It seems like the issue has to do with the way we're generating our documentation. https://pyairtable.readthedocs.io/en/latest is rendering the documentation as they exist in main, which is a work in progress prior to release. It really should be pointing to the documentation for the 1.5.0 tag, which is the most recent released version. (We don't update the version numbers in GitHub until we're ready to release.)

[mesozoic]

Sorry about the confusion, folks! You were seeing future documentation for an unreleased version. I've changed our configuration on readthedocs.org so that the default version is stable (which currently points to 1.5.0) instead of latest (which points to main).

I've also hidden the latest docs entirely to avoid any further confusion, at the cost of potentially breaking some URLs. I'll activate it again once we've released 2.0, because we don't expect more breaking API changes after that.

I noticed that my browser cache was causing me to get reloaded to the old page for a while, so if you find that https://pyairtable.rtfd.org is still redirecting you to latest, use this URL: https://pyairtable.readthedocs.io/en/stable/

@gtalarico FYI