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(doc) Remove outdated warning on rule 52
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<PackageValidatorRuleGuideline />
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<Callout type="warning">
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There is a bug with this check - https://github.com/chocolatey/home/issues/33
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If you have implemented the recommended fixes, you should see this go away on checks after this has been corrected.
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## Issue
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## Reasoning
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At a point in history, NuGet would always get the oldest version of a package that would meet the version range that was specified. When you didn't specify a version, it would get the latest possible version. Once choco 0.9.9+ came out, it flipped NuGet to always getting the most recent version of a package that satisfied a dependency. It's considered incorrect to not at the very least specify a minimum version that would meet a dependency. This way it is more explicit.
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At a point in history, NuGet would always get the oldest version of a package that would meet the version range that was specified. When you didn't specify a version, it would get the latest possible version. Once choco 0.9.9+ came out, it flipped NuGet to always getting the most recent version of a package that satisfied a dependency. It's considered incorrect to not at the very least specify a minimum version that would meet a dependency. This way it is more explicit.

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