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uninstall - Object reference exception when there are no sources #1584
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I think there was an age old issue this is related to. We didn't find it because we didn't know what it was related to. This is helpful. |
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When source are null, it causas a null reference exception in NuGetCommon due to the split of a null value. Instead, convert to string safely prior to splitting the values. Add tests to verify this behavior.
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* pr1587: (GH-1584) Fix Exception when source is null
Thanks for your contribution! This has been merged and will be released in 0.10.12. |
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uninstall - Object reference exception when there are no sources
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Steps to reproduce on 0.10.11:
choco uninstall git -y
Actual result:
Following error message is returned:
Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
Expected result:
No message is shown and package is successfully uninstalled, since you dont need package sources for uninstall.
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