Report the bucket name installing from

[rasa]

If you have a package that's available in two different buckets, scoop doesn't tell you which bucket it's installing an app from. For now, it should tell you the bucket's name, but eventually, perhaps it asks you which one you want?

[brandon93s]

Why does the same app exist in multiple buckets, and how does it currently decide which one to install? It could be handled with a prefix, though:

bucket/package@version

In this case, maybe it should error out with a message to choose a bucket instead of choosing one for the user.

[rasa]

@brandon93s: To answer your questions:

1. Both jmcarbo and I created a removedrive app (here and here).

2. Scoop probably picks the first bucket alphabetically, but I'd have to check the code to be sure.

3. Agreed. If there are multiple matches, perhaps we ask the user to select one (or abort if they add a --batch option):

> scoop install removedrive
A removedrive package was found in multiple buckets:
1. jmcarbo/removedrive (2.8.0) (32bit & 64bit)
2. rasa/removedrive (2.8.7) (64bit only)
Enter the number of the bucket you want, or press Q to quit: [1-2]? 

If the user wants scoop to abort instead, s/he can pass the --batch option:

> scoop install --batch removedrive
ERROR: removedrive was not installed, as it was found in multiple buckets:
1. jmcarbo/rremovedrive (2.8.0) (32bit & 64bit)
2. rasa/removedrive (2.8.7) (64bit only)
To install from a specific bucket, prefix the package name with 'bucket/':
> scoop install bucket/removedrive

[rashil2000]

@rasa

Scoop probably picks the first bucket alphabetically

This is correct. The Get-Manifest function picks it.

However, all of Scoop's user-facing commands, and some internal functions too, rely on this alphabetical-first behaviour, so either stopping the function on ambiguity, or pausing for user input, will break all those commands.

The only safe thing to do now is just print the bucket name (which happens to be alphabetically first) that is currently being installed from. I can make a PR for this, it's a one line change.