Rob Reynolds
Rob Reynolds
Our recommendation is that for when the natively installed app can have two versions of it installed, that is two different packages. So .NET Framework 3.5 versus .NET Framework 4.5....
@jberezanski I agree the convergence is helpful. I also think this is a great feature suggestion. 👍
Related to #1278 as well as #688
@svmastersamurai min version with Chef (or other config mgmt) is typically achieved by having the min version in your sources and then using latest or whatever Chef uses. But then...
I don't personally know all of the reasons and constraints folks might have, so I'm not really into limiting them because I don't necessarily understand their needs. > If you...
> But Control+C is often necessary. For example, for poor reasons, choco list lists every package on chocolatey. I take a big issue with the statement "poor reasons". It sounds...
For the issue at hand, I often use Control+C, without it corrupting anything. What version of choco are you running?
Yes I agree. The chances of corrupting the xml file are very slight in 0.9.9.11. Handling control+c differently when this file is being edited would be hugely beneficial.
> It would be very good to also make choco concurrent-safe. At least read-only operations should not break installations. I.e. while I'm installing or upgrading some packages I should be...
Related to #198 / #822