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Explain downgrade of per-user installs (#328)
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This improves the package downgrade documentation by explaining how to downgrade packages that were installed per-user.

Co-authored-by: Patrick <tingping@tingping.se>
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GabrielDougherty and TingPing committed May 4, 2022
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org.gnome.Recipes

.. note::

The example here uses ``sudo`` for system installations because, unlike normal updates, downgrades are considered a privileged action. If the application is installed per-user you would run it as that user.

If you have Flatpak 1.5.0 or later, you can also prevent the app from being
included in updates (either manual or automatic)::

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