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Add -Scope param to Uninstall-PSResource #309
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I would also like that parameter! PowerShell/PowerShell#16729 |
Does M$ really need more than 1.5 year to fix this kind of issue? |
Marking as a duplicate in favor of https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShellGet/issues/615 |
This issue has been marked as duplicate and has not had any activity for 1 day. It will be closed for housekeeping purposes. |
Yet another Microsoft disgrace: they make so many billions from us customers that it's hard to count, but such simple and obvious feature requests are ignored for years. |
@schittli looking at the project page, this issue has been labeled a "P1" or "Priority 1" compared to the highest ranking items in "P0". If you feel that is not the correct priotization, can you please leave a comment in #616? It will help if you might be able to help all stakeholders understand which P0 project work you would rank below this item. Thank you! |
Add -Scope param to uninstall packages within a specific scope CurrentUser would only uninstall packages from the currentUser scope, AllUsers would uninstall packages from its respective scope, default would be to uninstall the first package displayed when running
get-psresource <packagename>
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