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Error installing chocolate package from a local source

I am trying to update the 1password Chocolatey package to point to the latest version. Here are the steps I took:

1) I downloaded the package from http://chocolatey.org/packages/1password

2) I opened the package in Nuget Package Explorer

3) I changed the download location to a new URL

4) I increased the version number in the package metadata

After that, I tried to run locally with the following command:

cinst 1password -source C:\Workspace\1password.4.0.1.503.nupkg

This results in the following error:

Could not find package '1password'.

The 'install' failed command (sometimes this indicates a partial failure). Additiona l info / packages: 1password

Here's a link to the nupkg file: https://www.dropbox.com/s/b8y0wfrv6y1ayej/1password.4.0.1.503.nupkg?dl=0

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choco install MyPackage -source c:\MyDirectory -version 1.2.3.4

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