If I'm currently on salesforcedx 47.15.0 as shown from sfdx plugins --core, is there a way to install/update the salesforcedx plugin to version 47.09.0?  I originally installed the sfdx-cli from the .pkg file from the .  Would it be possible via npm?  Thanks in advance!
I'm wondering whether it's possible to downgrade sfdx-cli to use an earlier version?  I'm trying to debug an issue with using it in pipeline scripts.  When I run sfdx version --core I get sfdx-cli 7.28.7 (core) .    If I run  sfdx version I get  sfdx-cli/7.28.7-7bceba6f24 darwin-x64 node-v10.15.3 .  If I do cat package.json inside the actual package dir for sfdx-cli after doing npm install sfdx-cli@7.26.0 I get  "sfdx-cli": "^7.26.0"  Why does it then show that the version is 7.28.7?  How can I force the lower version to have preference?  I do understand that this question is not really salesforce specific but hopefully someone has run into the same problem.
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