Yak yank case-sensitive

Rhino Developer Yak
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Hi @will

I’ve tried to push a package that I wanted to revoke:

.\yak yank scriptparasite 1.1.2
Successfully yanked scriptparasite (1.1.2)

Yak search seems to agree: (could only find 1.1.1)

.\yak search scriptparasite 
ScriptParasite (1.1.1)

However: this package is still shown in the package manager.

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Only after I’ve tried (note the case)

.\yak yank ScriptParasite 1.1.2
Successfully yanked ScriptParasite (1.1.2)

The package also disappeared from the package manger…

I would expect
a) yak yank to fail
or
b) that the package be removed from rhino

But not Schrodinger’s yank: where a package is both removed and not removed at the same time.

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Thanks for reporting this @arendvw. I looked into it and I found a case-sensitivity bug in the server-side response caching. The database is correct but the cache wasn’t invalidated so you got a stale response. I’ll fix this ASAP.

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As a side note: from usability kind of view it would be nice to not be able to successfully yank a package twice: so there’s no confusion about if a package has been yanked.

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All fixed.

To keep things simple I don’t check first to see if the version has already been yanked or unyanked. I’ll add the request to the list.

I generally use the command below to confirm which versions are listed.

yak search --all --prerelease <name>

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