canceling a package upgrade with the confirmation check removes the package from chocolatey

[elirnm]

What You Are Seeing?

With git and git.install installed and outdated (going from 2.8.3 to 2.8.4), I ran 'cup git' and when the installation confirmation message was shown for git.install (which ran before git) I entered '2' to cancel the update. git.install canceled, but the git package updated without prompting for confirmation itself. After the update completed, chocolatey has lost its record of git.install being a chocolatey package, although the program is still installed on my computer.

What is Expected?

For chocolatey to remember packages despite canceled updates.

How Did You Get This To Happen? (Steps to Reproduce)

install git and git.install
run 'cup git'
when prompted for confirmation, enter 2 to cancel
notice that chocolatey thinks git.install is not installed

Output Log

https://gist.github.com/elirnm/2730b14f2900f793bfa8a83028950dcc

Screenshot

[bartgenuit]

I had something similar while upgrading libreoffice. I forgot the '-y' switch, and halfway I decided I was tired of confirming all packages manually, so I bailed out (CTRL-C) to retry with the '-y'. However, by bailing out, chocolatey forgot about libreoffice completely.

Steps to reproduce:

> choco upgrade all
bail out by pressing CTRL-C at the confirmation dialog (in order to restart using -y switch)
> choco upgrade libreoffice
libreoffice is not installed. Installing...

My log: https://gist.github.com/bartgenuit/a9b3b192820c42f3bfafd7747187f772

[ferventcoder]

@bartgenuit although you end up with the same result, your issue is a bit different. You were using control+c, where this person was using prompts and ran into an error.

For correctly handling control+c, we have #619

[pauby]

Duplicate of #619