The latest model version is not displayed correctly in documentation

[nutrik]

Hi Dion,

The code block below is not executed correctly during remote documentation generation on the GitHub side.
However, the locally built documentation looks OK. I was trying to fix it by adding "-e ." in the ./doc/requirements.txt file to let the remote building system access Veros installation (similar to my local environment), but it did not work.
Could you please take a look at it too?

      from veros import __version__ as veros_version
      if "+" in veros_version:
          veros_version, _ = veros_version.split("+")
      print(".. code-block::\n")
      print(f"   $ git clone https://github.com/team-ocean/veros.git -b v{veros_version}")

[dionhaefner]

It works on the stable docs: https://veros.readthedocs.io/en/stable/introduction/get-started.html

But not on latest because the build doesn't refer to a released version, so the version is undefined. I'll add some code that uses -b main in that case.

Should we change the default doc version to stable (latest release)?

[nutrik]

Thanks!
I do not have opinion about default doc version. I think it works well now.