I've got that going right now, based on a blog post or an article.
Basically, I've got a directory like this:
web
- app1
- app2
- src
- cake.v1
- cake.v2
I put my full versioned cake install into the source directory (right
now I have cake_1.2.05875-pre-beta and cake_1.2.06311-beta, for
example). Then I copy just the app folder to app1, app2, etc.
Then all you have to do is point each application to your codebase.
You can do this in your app/webroot directory by changing the lines
containing CAKE_CORE_INCLUDE_PATH in your index.php and test.php (you
could also centralize it into a single setting that both read from,
but changing both lines is pretty easy). So currently in my index.php
it reads:
define('CAKE_CORE_INCLUDE_PATH', ROOT . DS . 'src'. DS .
'cake_1.2.0.6311-beta');
This allows you to have multiple apps, each running different versions
of cake (not that you'd want to - but you could), and allows you to
switch between versions quickly and easily. If you move to a new
version and it bombs, you can quickly move back.
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