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via pr 59641 message: ">: installed package has a greater version than available package" is misleading, because it implies that the package is installed, where in reality it is not installed, but a newer version is available. changing it to "package is not installed and a greater version is available" is more understandable and avoids confusion. Credits: Van Ly
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To be honest I don't like either wording. The important thing to note here is that the packages are not the same thing. They might have the same In my opinion it's reasonable to show these marks for a matching This needs more work to first ensure that if the package does not match |
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via pr 59641
message: ">: installed package has a greater version than available package" is misleading, because it implies that the package is installed, where in reality it is not installed, but a newer version is available. Changing the message to "package is not installed and a greater version is available" is more understandable and avoids confusion. Credits: Van Ly