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The --all option is particularly useful when you want to: View the history of snap updates on your system Identify older versions of snaps that can be removed to free up disk space Troubleshoot issues related to specific snap revisions For example, if you're experiencing problems with a recently updated snap, using snap list --all can help you identify the previous working version, which you might want to revert to using the snap revert command1. In summary, while snap list gives you a quick overview of your current snap environment, snap list --all provides a more detailed history and status of all snap packages and their revisions on your system.
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The --all option is particularly useful when you want to: View the history of snap updates on your system
Identify older versions of snaps that can be removed to free up disk space Troubleshoot issues related to specific snap revisions For example, if you're experiencing problems with a recently updated snap, using snap list --all can help you identify the previous working version, which you might want to revert to using the snap revert command1. In summary, while snap list gives you a quick overview of your current snap environment, snap list --all provides a more detailed history and status of all snap packages and their revisions on your system.