(sorry if already reported / tracked somewhere)
I just searched for “OCaml version release date” on Google, which (correctly I guess? see edit) takes me to https://ocaml.org/p/ocaml/latest/versions but to my surprise the web page claims(?) OCaml 5.6.0 is already released on 26 Jan 2026, which is clearly not the case.
Also it claims OCaml 5.4.0 is released on 26 Aug 2024, which is also not true. Maybe it’s because the Release Date column uses data extracted from OPAM? But nevertheless it is quite misleading (Google’s AI Overview is an obvious victim..) and IMO worthy some attention and a potential fix.
Edit:
So clearly https://ocaml.org/releases should be consulted when one wants to know the release date for various versions of OCaml. Yet I’d say the (existence with the) current contents of https://ocaml.org/p/ocaml/latest/versions is very misleading to someone who’s not familiar with the fact. Maybe there should be some explanations on what info https://ocaml.org/p/ocaml/latest/versions actually contains.




