uninstall -f -all does not seem to do it in an intelligent order

[SCanzano]

when performing

uninstall -f -all it does not seem like they are being installed in an intelligent order especially as it pertains to module dependencies.

We have module A which is our bootstrap that all ofther modules depend on. If we uninstall module H it will uninstall module A before doing B,C,D etc.

Some of our classes in B thru H implement ClassProjections and as part of deleting the classes in module B thru H it calls %RemoveProject but %RemoveProject was part of module A.

[isc-kiyer]

I have also experienced this issue multiple times. Likely a bug in the way in which all dependency graphs are merged together or processing of it to determine the correct order in which to uninstall

[isc-tleavitt]

Discussed with @SCanzano today - this fits with the other uninstall fixes in v0.10.3

[isc-dchui]

@SCanzano do you have details on the topology or other factors that cause this? I've tried creating a series of test modules that rely in a single module A but uninstall -f -all is able to correctly determine the ordering.

[isc-dchui]

uninstall -all has changed its internal workings as of 0.10.4 so this should hopefully be fixed.