Documented Version of ESP32 Arduino Core???

[gfvalvo]

What is the version of ESP32 Arduino Core documented at https://docs.espressif.com/projects/ard ... en/latest/?

As the last word in the above URL implies, it's the "latest". But the latest what? It does not appear to be the latest released version which is v2.014. I say this because it contains references to API calls that don't exist in v2.0.14, such as

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timerAttachInterruptArg()

Looking at the source code for the v3.0.0 beta releases, I see that they do contain that API (in esp32-hal-timer.h / esp32-hal-timer.c).

So, the question, how do I "point" that web page to the documentation for the latest released version? Or, better yet, how do I point it to the documentation for an arbitrary previous version? The similar web site https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp ... ble/esp32/ provides this ability with a drop down menu on the upper left. But I don't see that feature for the Arduino Core documentation.

Thanks.

[lbernstone]

This documentation page is new, so I don't think there was any version for 2.0.14. As 3.0.0 is still in beta, the only version that exists is for "master". Once 3.0.0 is released, the counter will presumably start.

[gfvalvo]

@lbernstone, interesting, thanks. In the meantime, I've found there is some past documentation (for v2.0.14 at least) on the GitHub, but it's format isn’t as nice as the web page I mentioned. To see it, go to https://github.com/espressif/arduino-esp32, then the page for Release v.2.0.14:

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Then click:

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The follow: docs --> source --> api

[chegewara]

Espressif in docs is using "latest" word as for the master, not the latest stable version.
Github is using "latest" word as for the latest released version.

[gfvalvo]

chegewara, the version can be changed using the drop-down: