Hey @rp_st , I was working on implementing the anonymous/guest session feature in my application using the Supertokens library. Specifically, I was using version 0.12.6 of the Supertokens-Python SDK. While referring to the user guide on transferring data to a logged-in session, I noticed that we need to use override functions, particularly for overriding the original implementation of create_new_session. However, in the documentation, the reference to create_new_session is based on version 0.14.x of the library (https://supertokens.com/docs/python/recipe/session/recipe_implementation.html#supertokens_python.recipe.session.recipe_implementation.RecipeImplementation.create_new_session). Since I'm using version 0.12.6, the override function for create_new_session should be specific to that version (https://supertokens.com/docs/python/0.12.X/recipe/session/recipe_implementation.html#supertokens_python.recipe.session.recipe_implementation.RecipeImplementation.create_new_session). The issue I encountered was that the implementation of create_new_session differs between the two links. Unfortunately, the user guide does not mention the requirement of using a specific version (particularly 0.14.x). I only discovered this after exploring the Supertokens SDK reference documentation. It would be better to clarify the appropriate version-specific instructions for overriding the create_new_session function in the user guide. This would help ensure that developers using different versions of the Supertokens library can easily implement the anonymous/guest session feature without confusion.

hey @himanshukukreja we agree with you. It's an open issue on our end. The fundamental problem is that the guides docs space across multiple sdks, each with their own versions - so what does that entail in terms of docs versions?

So it means that the code that you are mentioning in your user guides will always be according to the latest SDK at the time of publishing?

At the moment, yes.