Accessing old documentation?

[adityakavalur]

Hello,

I was trying to refresh my memory on something and referred to your examples after a while. However, it looks like your block structure has changed a bit after the latest tagged release, lets take the most basic example found here. It looks like [Modules/TensorMechanics/Master] has changed to [Physics/SolidMechanics/QuasiStatic] . However, this produces the error for me since I am not on next but 2024-02-12 tagged release. If I change that directive back to the [Modules/TensorMechanics/Master] the example runs fine.

Am I missing something obvious about how to access old documentation online? I am currently building test_docs to create my local copy tied to the tagged release, so I think I should be fine, but it would still be good to know.

[GiudGiud]

Hello

Old documentation is not accessible online.
You have to build it locally. Go in modules/combined and build the executable there
then do in modules/doc and run python moosebuild.py build --serve
after the website is generated locally, it will give you a URL to visit

Guillaume

[adityakavalur]

Thanks! yes that makes sense, its useful to have moosedocs.py. I was curious if I was missing some ReadTheDocs style version tab in documentation.