Open kman3107 opened 1 year ago
Hi @kman3107,
Can you upload the logs from when this occurred? If feasible, can you re-run the uninstall with --verbose-logs
flag? These logs should help us to better understand why this happened.
Hello @stephengillie,
Because I already had both versions (3.9 and 3.10) installed now, I ran the command twice. This is the terminal:
PowerShell 7.3.2 PS C:\Users\Kim> winget uninstall -e Python.Python.3.9 --verbose-logs Found Python 3 [Python.Python.3.9] Starting package uninstall... Successfully uninstalled PS C:\Users\Kim> winget uninstall -e Python.Python.3.9 --verbose-logs Found Python 3 [Python.Python.3.9] Starting package uninstall... Successfully uninstalled
The logs for both instances are attached.
WinGet-2023-02-08-18-30-30.214.log WinGet-2023-02-08-18-32-26.439.log
The log from the first time I accidentally uninstalled python 3.10 using the 3.9 name:
Brief description of your issue
I only had 1 python version installed, and it was python 3.10. I tried to install python 3.9 using "winget install -e Python.Python.3.9" and I got "Found an existing package already installed. Trying to upgrade the installed package..." When I decided to run "winget uninstall -e Python.Python.3.9" in case I once had a 3.9 installed and there was some registry issues, it uninstalled the 3.10 version.
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Actual behavior
PS C:\Users\Kim> winget install -e Python.Python.3.9 Found an existing package already installed. Trying to upgrade the installed package... No applicable upgrade found. PS C:\Users\Kim> winget uninstall -e Python.Python.3.9 Found Python 3 [Python.Python.3.9] Starting package uninstall... Successfully uninstalled
I only had Python 3.10 installed on the computer before the above actions were taken.
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