Im working on a project with several versions each version has it's own
revision in the repo
Example:
fooproject-2.2.1-r4000.rpm
fooproject-2.2.1-r4005.rpm
fooproject-3.0.1-r4015.rpm
There's a server on version 2 rev 4000
doing the command-> yum install fooproject*2.2.1*
it will install -> fooproject-2.2.1-r4005.rpm
now on ansible I created a task that does:
- name: Update fooproject revision
yum:
name: fooproject*{{ foo_version }}*
state: present
this will say that the server (in rev4000) is on the latest version
already tried
- name: Update fooproject revision
yum:
name: fooproject*{{ foo_version }}*
state: latest
and it will install version 3
Workaround at the moment:
Im using
command: yum install
Is there a way to use the yum module for this case?
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