You can just use git checkout(s) for this - source contains a hacking/env-setup
script that you can source to use Ansible from source :-).
You can even make a wrapper:
#!/bin/bash
. /path/to/checkout/hacking/env-setup
ansible-playbook "${@}"
Bk Lau <[email protected]> napisał:
>Hi :
>
>I have a single control host that I would like to install different
>versions of Ansible to by placing each versions in their own separate
>directory.
>So, say, I want to execute a playbook1.yml using ansible version1 and
>playbook2.yml using ansible version2, etc. That's the idea.
>Have anyone tried this before?. Care to share your experience?
>
>Thanks,
>
>BK
>
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