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Previously when executing an uninstall of a specific version of a
package which was side-by-side installed, Chocolatey would always
uninstall the latest package.
This fix will change the NugetService.uninstall_run to actually
use the version when selecting the package to remove.
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Previously when executing an uninstall of a specific version of a
package which was side-by-side installed, Chocolatey would always
uninstall the latest package.
This fix will change the NugetService.uninstall_run to actually
use the version when selecting the package to remove.
Previously when executing an uninstall of a specific version of a
package which was side-by-side installed, Chocolatey would always
uninstall the latest package.
This fix will change the NugetService.uninstall_run to actually
use the version when selecting the package to remove.
What You Are Seeing?
When executing an uninstall of a specfic version of a package which was side-by-side installed, Chocolatey will always uninstall the latest package.
eg.
choco uninstall my-package --version 1.0.2
What is Expected?
We expect the specified version to be uninstalled.
How Did You Get This To Happen? (Steps to Reproduce)
choco install my-package
--version 2.0.0choco install my-package --version 1.0.2 -sxs
choco uninstall my-package --version 1.0.2
Output Log
In the log we see that the the newest version has been selected (2.0.0)
Reference: https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/chocolatey/85aad436-547f-40c7-a4de-ad8310c13ed2%40googlegroups.com
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