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[Garrett Serack <garretts@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Howdy,

I'm just working on the package composition support right now... If you remove a package, and there is a previous version still installed, I'm thinking that it becomes the "current" version automatically. I can also easily add command-line support to make an arbitrary given version the "current" one, regardless of which is the most recent.

The question is, what should the default behavior be when you install an older version when you have a newer on installed? Do I keep the most recent as the current unless you specifically state that you want *this specific version I'm installing* as the new "current"?






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