I need to reproduce a run from a while back against the build the team was standardised on then, while keeping my normal install for day-to-day work. Is that supported or am I going to have to uninstall and reinstall each time?
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Supported. --dir and --bin-dir keep two installs completely apart, and --version takes any git ref, so the second one can track a branch or a tag independently:
curl -fsSL https://sdods.com/install.sh | sh -s -- \
--version main --dir ~/.sdods-main --bin-dir ~/.local/bin/sdods-mainTwo things to keep straight:
--dir and --bin-dir or you are just replacing the first one.--dir when you remove one. It refuses paths like $HOME or / outright, but it will happily remove the wrong SDODS root if you name the wrong one.The browser cache is still shared between them, which is what you want — the engines are not the thing that differs.
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