I know a lot of folks consume upstream git versus releases (great, me
too!), but releases are still widely used by the distributions.
Our current release plan is 'approximately every two months', and we
last released Ansible 0.9 on November 30th.
Given we have been shooting for a release about every 2 months, this
puts a good time for the next release at the end of this month.
I am suggesting we have a feature freeze on Friday of next week and
shoot for a release on 2/1/2013.
In the meantime, testing of anything that appeals to you in the
changelog would be great!
--Michael
The documentation only mentions the git clone.
How does one get the releases?
The docs mention distro-specific methods, see:
http://ansible.cc/docs/gettingstarted.html
You can also check out by tag.
Github has removed the ability we have to upload tarballs to github in
a seperate area, so I'll likely start hosting tarballs on
http://ansible.cc/ instead. The tarballs we create contain more than
the git checkout at any point in time, and are essentially the result
of "make sdist".
( Once again thanks to Raleigh area Tranquil Hosting for taking care
of us -- http://tqhosting.com/ )
--Michael