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winget upgrade of Microsoft.SQLServerManagementStudio from v19.3 to 20.0 fails #4323
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I have the same issue (But I manually already upgraded to version 20).
I can manually uninstall 19.3, but the idea was to use winget to do the upgrade not intervene manually. |
We're doing some work for packages that install side-by-side. I'm hoping to get a build out in the next few days for WinGet 1.8-preview so users can test with the experimental feature. |
We've been working on the side-by-side scenarios. You could try the latest release and enable the experimental feature on: Please provide feedback at: |
If the software is meant to be installed side by side, maybe it needs its own ID and shouldn't be shown as an update? |
Brief description of your issue
Wanted to upgrade SQL Server Management Studio v19.3 to 20.0 through winget, executed:
winget list --upgrade-available --source=winget and realized the upgrade to 20.0 was available, so executed:
winget upgrade Microsoft.SQLServerManagementStudio and it looks like it upgraded the package, but when I open SQL Server Management Studio and check the version, it's still v19.3 instead of 20.0, when I run the upgrade command again I get:
No installed package found matching input criteria.
Steps to reproduce
winget list --upgrade-available --source=winget
winget upgrade Microsoft.SQLServerManagementStudio
Expected behavior
SQL Server Management Studio successfully upgraded to 20.0
Actual behavior
SQL Server Management Studio is still v19.3 after upgrading the package through winget
Environment
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