Install latest driver version on RHEL by default #68
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The role was not installing latest driver version by default on RHEL systems. With this change the latest driver is installed unless a specific version is selected using var
nvidia_driver_package_versionOne of the reasons was that there is no yum package named
nvidia-driver-latest-dkms-'+nvidia_driver_package_versionAfter applying this patch it's not clear for me why there are two vars
nvidia_driver_package_versionandnvidia_driver_branch. I guess using a single var should work fine and be simpler isn't it?