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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The problem is that when running scoop install name-of-package, all installed buckets are checked, and if name-of-package exists in a 3rd party bucket it can get picked up from there.
I want to be cautious when installing from non-default buckets and be intentional when getting from them. (If anything, I'd even be fine with a warning when installing from a non-default bucket).
Example:
I have the 3rd party anderlli0053_DEV-tools bucket installed.
I run scoop install nodejs-lts
Expected:
nodejs-lts exists in the main bucket, with a version just as recent, so it should be chosen.
Actual:
nodejs-lts is installed from the anderlli0053_DEV-tools bucket instead, a non-default one.
Describe the solution you'd like
Either
a) default buckets should take priority
or
b) show a "continue? yes/no" prompt when getting a package from a non-default bucket.
Describe alternatives you've considered
I know I can manually type scoop install main/name-of-package but there's also extras and so on.
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Feature Request
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The problem is that when running
scoop install name-of-package
, all installed buckets are checked, and ifname-of-package
exists in a 3rd party bucket it can get picked up from there.I want to be cautious when installing from non-default buckets and be intentional when getting from them. (If anything, I'd even be fine with a warning when installing from a non-default bucket).
Example:
I have the 3rd party
anderlli0053_DEV-tools
bucket installed.I run
scoop install nodejs-lts
Expected:
nodejs-lts exists in the
main
bucket, with a version just as recent, so it should be chosen.Actual:
nodejs-lts is installed from the
anderlli0053_DEV-tools
bucket instead, a non-default one.Describe the solution you'd like
Either
a) default buckets should take priority
or
b) show a "continue? yes/no" prompt when getting a package from a non-default bucket.
Describe alternatives you've considered
I know I can manually type
scoop install main/name-of-package
but there's also extras and so on.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: