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Subject: [Feature request] Setup64.exe should respect more recent packages' version
From: Vasiliy <testtest_2005 AT ukr DOT net>
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Could it be possible for Setup64.exe that it would not offer
downgrading packages by default if their more recent counterparts are
installed? Example of an undesirable behavior: installed is bash 4.2,
but 4.1 version is wrongly suggested, etc.

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