Fix version checking for Debian repo for future versions. #20
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@mtpereira This looks great, would be nice if you based it on master rather than my branch? So I can merge it there. Cheers. |
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| # vars file for nodejs | |||
| debian_repo_version: "{{ nodejs_version }}" | |||
| nodejs_old_versions: ['0.10', '0.12'] | |||
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Can we come up with another name for this?
Like zero_versions?
Cheers
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Hello, Ok, I'll fix those things. My thinking on opening a PR to your feature branch was that you could merge it your branch, adapt as you see fit and then carry on with merging the original PR. As for the variable, I always feel safer my prepending every var name with the name of the role, in order to avoid collisions. Thank you. |
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Hello,
With this solution, new versions of Node will be covered, assuming that the repo naming convention sticks.
What do you think @wolfeidau? Does this fix #19 ?