The uninstaller requires that at least one profile be uninstalled, or it reports fail. This means that it also reports fail if no profile is configured. This is not correct behaviour, it must be possible to uninstall the application even if no profiles are installed.
At the same time, it reports success when at least one profile was removed, even if there were more profiles configured. This may not be an issue, I cannot come up with a case where this would happen.
jornane
commented
3 years ago
The uninstaller requires that at least one profile be uninstalled, or it reports fail. This means that it also reports fail if no profile is configured. This is not correct behaviour, it must be possible to uninstall the application even if no profiles are installed.
At the same time, it reports success when at least one profile was removed, even if there were more profiles configured. This may not be an issue, I cannot come up with a case where this would happen.