(#3174) Apply version number normalizing consistently #3175
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Description Of Changes
Went through all references to
ToStringSafe
which were being called on a NuGetVersion instance and changed them all toToNormalizedStringChecked
.Additionally, found a place in the upgrade dry-run code that was just missing a call to this method and outputting a non-normalized version string and added it.
Motivation and Context
We should be consistent in how we internally and externally represent versions as strings, so that folks relying on our output for consistent comparisons don't need to think too hard about it.
Testing
choco install 7zip --ignore-dependencies
choco upgrade --noop 7zip -r
7zip|22.1.0|22.1.0|false
exactly (unless a new version of 7zip has been installed, so just verify the version numbers match exactly)We might be able to add a smoke test package for this case, but I've not had the time to look into it as yet. I will update here if I manage to get that done as well.
Operating Systems Testing
WIn11
Change Types Made
Change Checklist
Related Issue
Fixes #3174