-v doesn't allow you to set version #665
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The install.sh supports -v and --version to set the version.
Using --version=3.2.0 then it allows you to configure the specify the version to install.
However if you use -v=3.2.0 or -v3.2.0 then it ignores the version specified and uses the default value set to BRANCH. If you use "-v 3.2.0" then it complains that the version -v is not valid.
I believe that you should have been able to use -v=3.2.0 or --version=3.2.0 - and have amended the setup_args so that it will extract the version number out on -v same as --version.
NB. This appears to be legacy behaviour, so should not be a blocker for 3.3 release.