bug(uninstalling): can't uninstall apps on legacy Android versions, even when rooted

[Lost-Entrepreneur439]

Describe the bug

Nothing appears to happen when uninstalling apps on older Android versions, I am unsure of the exact versions affected, however this issue does occur on my Motorola Milestone 3 (model number XT860, codename umts_solana) running CyanogenMod 10.1 (Android 4.2.2). In the wiki, it mentions you need root for Android Jellybean and earlier, but I'm rooted and still can't uninstall anything.

Expected behavior

I'd expect UAD to actually uninstall the application.

You have a solution?

No response

Provide logs

UAD_20240402.log

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[Tsumetaayz]

The program uses the --user option to uninstall apps, Jelly Bean doesn't understand the "user" as it was not existent back then.
a solution would be an option for rooted devices in the program that removes the --user key to remove it with root privileges.
example: ADB shell pm uninstall "com.package.name" instead of ADB shell pm uninstall --user 0 "com.package.name", which JB can't run.

[Frigyes06]

We could add a setting to remove the user tag, or detect android version and do it automatically.