I'm trying to install packages from a specific release/distro (unstable) in
Debian using `/unstable` syntax. Here's an example:
ansible debian-virtual -m apt -a "name=emacs24/unstable"
10.211.55.17 | FAILED >> {
"failed": true,
"msg": "No package matching 'emacs24/unstable' is available"
}
I am aware of the default_release option, however this option is unsuitable
because it causes apt-get to pull in not just the package, but all it's
dependencies from the specified distro. The syntax above (if it were
working) causes apt-get to just use the specified distro for that single
package and not it's dependencies.
Is there some syntax I'm not aware of to make this work, or is it a
limitation of the apt module?
- James
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