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Support displaying multiple versions of locally installed packages

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Seems I had 2 chocolatey packages installed, one was old version 0.9.10.3 which caused the problem and choco uninstall chocolatey --version=0.9.10.3 fixed the issue.

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Created 6 years ago
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RichiCoder1commented, Oct 5, 2017

Cool. Will fix that later this evening.

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RichiCoder1commented, Oct 11, 2017

Looks like this issue is already resolved! At some point during the Chocolatey interface rework, the package caching code got ditched. That being said, we don’t respect SxS, so I’m going to fix that.

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