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[Fredrik Sundqvist <fsundqvist@xxxxxxxxx>]

I think it should tell something like "You already have a newer version
installed" and ask if you want to use the old one as the new “current”.

Hälsningar,
Fredrik Sundqvist


2011/4/12 Garrett Serack <garretts@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

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> 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
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> “current” one, regardless of which is the most recent.
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> 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
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