We could easily generate pages using Dgeni from the Markdown in those files.

I'm for it. @petebacondarwin, any idea where to start?

OK, so we knock up a little markdown file reader to generate a doc for each md file we want and a processor to make sure they get the right id and path so they get written out in the right place. I can do it this week unless someone else wants to have a crack.

Any progress on this? Also, is it possible to have the changelog separated by the minor version. It's pretty confusing to have 1.2.x, 1.3.x, 1.4.x, and 1.5.x changes all in the same file and not even grouped together by version.

No progress yet. Perhaps a task for over Xmas...

I think we should use the changelog from master as a single source of truth for all versions. That way, we can have one changelog on the website that is always up to date for all versions (given that we update the master changelog with stable release changes).

@Narretz having 1 changelog is fine, but when all the versions are mixed together, it gets too confusing trying to see everything that has changed between 2 versions. It would be nice to have every version grouped under the minor version, and the versions ordered in latest at the top and oldest at the bottom.

Absolutely. I was just suggesting to use the latest changelog as the source
for all versions. Because the angular docs are usually generated from the
files of each version individually.
Basically, whatever version you have selected in the docs, the cl should
always be generated from the latest version.
Am 07.12.2015 14:44 schrieb "Ilan Biala" notifications@github.com:

@Narretz https://github.com/Narretz having 1 changelog is fine, but
when all the versions are mixed together, it gets too confusing trying to
see everything that has changed between 2 versions. It would be nice to
have every version grouped under the minor version, and the versions
ordered in latest at the top and oldest at the bottom.

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This should probably just be a simple link on the docs site, with maybe a link to the specific section if the user is in a particular version of the site, unless it is desired for it to be in a more central location.

Good idea @wesleycho - anyone want to do a PR?