Argh. So I assume the nuget team broke the order again.
On Jun 21, 2015 2:49 AM, "Cameron Taggart" [email protected] wrote:

I was expecting find-package-versions to display the display the latest
version first like the documentation describes here:
http://fsprojects.github.io/Paket/paket-find-package-versions.html

Unfortunately, I get this:
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https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/80104/8269892/910f0024-1774-11e5-9200-1bb43628fed4.png

I've got tab completion working for #873
#873, but it would work a
whole lot better with this fixed.

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#886.

This is not fixed in 1.16.0.

Should it be possible to specify the sort order using --sort ascending and --sort descending (with --sort descending being the default)?

If we follow the current parameter naming convention of find-package-versions, the parameter should maybe be named sort ascending / sort descending, which I personally favor over --sort ascending.

question is if anybody really needs this param.

btw: this issue is fixed in 1.17. - I must have been drunk yesterday when I accidentally added the "fix" to the find-package function and broke that one too.

If you ask who needs this: Noone, really, because you just have to .Reverse() the resulting list of versions (if we assume no max argument). The only usage I can think of is scripting support, but there you most likely want to get the newest versions anyway.