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It seems that current Ruby Gems manager does not support to update to particular version. If install as new, we can specify the version. But for update, it always will upgrade to the latest version. Here is a scenario from community member in Japan: He wants to use Rails 1.2.6 not 2.0.2. But currently when we try to update Rails on NB6.0, the latest version will be 2.0.2. He could not find a way to update to 1.2.6 from 1.2.5 on Ruby Gems. (of course, it can be done by gem command) When we install Rails as new (after deleting 1.2.5), we can specify the version on UI, but it can not be specified on Gems update. See http://www.nabble.com/upgrading-to-rails-1.2.6-on-Ruby-Gems-Manager-to14838575.html
Thanks for filing it. Not sure about TM yet, likely after 6.1.
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s/enhancement/defect -> clearly defect
This was actually fixed with the new Gem Manager where *all* gems are still listed in 'New Gems' tab so you might install older version or e.g. reinstall current one. I would leave the default to update to latest and for cases like your 'New Gems' tab might be used. Let me know if you disagree.