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[NuGet.org Bug]: Deprecation process tells you "Your packages have been undeprecated" #10326

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blowdart opened this issue Jan 23, 2025 · 1 comment

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@blowdart
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Impact

It bothers me. A fix would be nice

Describe the bug

When I deprecate packages and click save the UI tells me "Your packages have been undeprecated. It may take several hours for this change to propagate through our system." which is the opposite of what I was doing, so now I don't know if they're going to be deprecated or not.

Repro Steps

Pick a package where you want to deprecate old versions.

Select the versions.

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Click save

See text at top of screen

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Expected Behavior

The UI tells me

"Your packages have been deprecated. It may take several hours for this change to propagate through our system."

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@erdembayar
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It looks like our UI is not very intuitive. We need to clarify what is going on or improve the UI to be more specific.

  1. When the first time comes to deprecate the menu, it looks like this. Pressing save technically does nothing unless the previous package was deprecated. We need to warn about it.
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  2. If I tick the checkbox, then it deprecates the package. Image
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  3. But if I uncheck it, then it un-deprecates the package, now message looks bit different.
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