import branch on ansible-galaxy

Dear experts,
I’m trying to import my ansible-role on github: https://github.com/mtangaro/ansible-galaxy-tools
It is a fork and for this reason I don’t want modify the master branch, therefore I’ve added new branches.
I’d like to import on ansible-galaxy the handler-include-static-no

I’ve used this command, after the login:

ansible-galaxy import mtangaro ansible-galaxy-tools --branch handler-include-static-no
Successfully submitted import request 88846
Starting import 88846: role_name=ansible-galaxy-tools repo=mtangaro/ansible-galaxy-tools
Accessing branch: handler-include-static-no
Parsing and validating meta data.
No issue tracker defined. Enable issue tracker in repo settings, or provide an issue tracker in meta data.
Parsing galaxy_tags
Found categories in meta data. Update the meta data to use galaxy_tags rather than categories.
Parsing platforms
Parsing and validating README
Adding repo tags as role versions
Removing old tags
Import completed
Status SUCCESS : warnings=2 errors=0

The branch seems to be imported, but I can’t install it

sudo ansible-galaxy install mtangaro.ansible-galaxy-tools,handler-include-static-no

  • downloading role ‘ansible-galaxy-tools’, owned by mtangaro
    [WARNING]: - mtangaro.ansible-galaxy-tools was NOT installed successfully: - the specified version (handler-include-static-no) of mtangaro.ansible-galaxy-tools was not found in the list of available versions ([{u’name’:
    u’v0.3.0’, u’created’: u’2017-05-18T07:38:56.374Z’, u’url’: u’‘, u’release_date’: u’2016-09-07T19:33:41Z’, u’modified’: u’2017-05-18T07:38:56.435Z’, u’related’: {}, u’id’: 31813, u’active’: True, u’summary_fields’: {u’role’:
    {u’id’: 17914, u’name’: u’ansible-galaxy-tools’}}}, {u’name’: u’v0.2.1’, u’created’: u’2017-05-18T07:38:56.439Z’, u’url’: u’‘, u’release_date’: u’2016-06-26T14:16:00Z’, u’modified’: u’2017-05-18T07:38:56.500Z’, u’related’:
    {}, u’id’: 31814, u’active’: True, u’summary_fields’: {u’role’: {u’id’: 17914, u’name’: u’ansible-galaxy-tools’}}}, {u’name’: u’v0.2.0’, u’created’: u’2017-05-18T07:38:56.505Z’, u’url’: u’‘, u’release_date’:
    u’2015-08-14T17:48:28Z’, u’modified’: u’2017-05-18T07:38:56.888Z’, u’related’: {}, u’id’: 31815, u’active’: True, u’summary_fields’: {u’role’: {u’id’: 17914, u’name’: u’ansible-galaxy-tools’}}}, {u’name’: u’v0.1.1’,
    u’created’: u’2017-05-18T07:38:56.893Z’, u’url’: u’‘, u’release_date’: u’2015-08-14T13:36:35Z’, u’modified’: u’2017-05-18T07:38:56.940Z’, u’related’: {}, u’id’: 31816, u’active’: True, u’summary_fields’: {u’role’: {u’id’:
    17914, u’name’: u’ansible-galaxy-tools’}}}, {u’name’: u’v0.1.0’, u’created’: u’2017-05-18T07:38:56.945Z’, u’url’: u’‘, u’release_date’: u’2015-08-05T12:57:25Z’, u’modified’: u’2017-05-18T07:38:57.021Z’, u’related’: {},
    u’id’: 31817, u’active’: True, u’summary_fields’: {u’role’: {u’id’: 17914, u’name’: u’ansible-galaxy-tools’}}}]).

ERROR! - you can use --ignore-errors to skip failed roles and finish processing the list.

ansible --version:
ansible 2.3.0.0
config file = /etc/ansible/ansible.cfg
configured module search path = Default w/o overrides
python version = 2.7.12 (default, Nov 19 2016, 06:48:10) [GCC 5.4.0 20160609]

Any idea?
Marco.