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title: "How can I keep Perplexity answers tied to the library version my project uses?"  
description: "How can I keep Perplexity answers tied to the library version my project uses?"  
author: "Davide Romano"  
published: 2026-10-17  
updated: 2026-10-17  
canonical: https://www.mindstick.com/forum/162524/how-can-i-keep-perplexity-answers-tied-to-the-library-version-my-project-uses  
category: "AI-Assisted Technical Research"  
tags: ["Perplexity", "Technical Documentation", "Dependency Management"]  
reading_time: 1 minute  

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# How can I keep Perplexity answers tied to the library version my project uses?

My project is pinned to an older major version of a JavaScript library. When I research an error in Perplexity, I need advice for that version—not a valid example from the latest release that uses APIs we don’t have.

I can put the version number in the question and provide a versioned documentation URL. The tricky part is checking whether the rest of the answer still pulls in newer examples from tutorials or discussion threads.

### What would count as a reliable check?

Should I ask for a source beside each version-sensitive API claim, or is there a better way to constrain the research? I’m particularly interested in how people handle **version-specific library documentation** when search results favor current docs and older documentation pages redirect.

I don’t need an upgrade recommendation yet. I need to understand the behavior of the release that is actually installed.


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