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When an admin installs a specific version of an extension, it's usually to answer a specific need or fix a specific issue. If the licensor starts auto-upgrading the extension, it may add more confusion.
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There's no difference from the Extension Manager point of view between an extension that was installed at version 2.3 and an extension that was downgraded to version 2.3 from 3.1. The downgrade is just an UI action that triggers an install job where the specified version happens to be lower than the installed version.
or installed on a non-latest version
This becomes true as soon we we release a new version.
When an admin installs a specific version of an extension
You always install a specific version.
I don't see the need for this issue as long as we have #109 and #111.
When an admin installs a specific version of an extension, it's usually to answer a specific need or fix a specific issue. If the licensor starts auto-upgrading the extension, it may add more confusion.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: