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Ability to "Opt out" of upgrades. #8

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flexiondotorg opened this issue Mar 8, 2016 · 1 comment
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Ability to "Opt out" of upgrades. #8

flexiondotorg opened this issue Mar 8, 2016 · 1 comment
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Originally reported by: Luke Horwell (Bitbucket: lah7, GitHub: lah7)


At the moment, once a user upgrades, the user cannot change their mind.

For instance, if a new version of LibreOffice caused problems [for the user's needs] and wishes to opt back to Ubuntu's repositories version, they can't do so via Welcome.

I propose we add an implementation to "undo" the changes (delete source file, roll back package version) if the user wishes to do so.


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Original comment by lyzardking (Bitbucket: lyzardking, GitHub: lyzardking):


This could be done using ppa-purge (installed only on the first downgrade select).
Is there any other way to remove the packages from a ppa properly?

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