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The current uninstallation always removes the settings which breaks the "uninstall old version/reinstall new version" workflow performed by Homebrew's Cask (see here or here).
Is it possible to implement a switch like -uninstall_keep_prefs to allow an uninstallation without purging the settings (like apt-get purge vs. apt-get remove)?
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KizzyCode
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Uninstallation removes settings
Uninstallation always removes settings
Jan 3, 2019
Yeah, we discussed this and I don’t see it coming that this will change (the update-process is hard-coded as uninstall-install-step in Homebrew itself)...
In my opinion you’re right because an uninstall-install-step is a reinstallation which is sth. different than an upgrade. However if the auto-updates are fixed (#91), the formula could be marked as auto-updating which would circumvent this problem.
The current uninstallation always removes the settings which breaks the "uninstall old version/reinstall new version" workflow performed by Homebrew's Cask (see here or here).
Is it possible to implement a switch like
-uninstall_keep_prefs
to allow an uninstallation without purging the settings (likeapt-get purge
vs.apt-get remove
)?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: