Can't re-install module when new path detected

[isc-bsherman]

I have a module which has been relocated to a new folder due to having been created with an irregular path, which has been corrected. IPM remembers the original location, which no longer exists, and encounters the new path.

I have un-installed the module, but if I attempt to re-install with -dev and -p specified, I still get this:

WARNING: healthshare.hp.utils.pastransformation 1.0.0+snapshot previously found in //projects/healthshare/appmodules/CMS-0057-WIP/HealthShare.HP.Utils.PASTransformation/; also found in //projects/healthshare/appmodules/CMS-0057-WIP/HealthShare.HP.Utils.PASTransformation/latest/. The version in //projects/healthshare/appmodules/CMS-0057-WIP/HealthShare.HP.Utils.PASTransformation/ will be used.

The prompt/p flag's help text says "Prompts user which version to install, if more then (sic) one found." Apparently that applies to new versions but not locations. How can I tell it to use the new path? Do I have to manually locate the cached path information in the globals and delete?

[isc-kiyer]

You can delete the repo and recreate it or force update the cache using zpm "repo -n -p4 -force" (HS internal command when using the p4 extension)

[isc-bsherman]

I was able to do a minimally invasive (but unsupported) tweak with SQL, like so:

update %IPM_Repo_Filesystem.Cache
set SubDirectory = 'HealthShare.HP.Utils.PASTransformation/latest/'
where DisplayName = 'healthshare.hp.utils.pastransformation'