Not specifically a 9.0 defect but one of the pushes in 9.0 is to move to the latest VS 2017 runtimes.
One of the nifty features of that is that the vs2017_vcredist_x64/32 package failed to include the /norestart option so if you deployed this package, you were at significant risk of it rebooting the system being deployed to.
CA then releases version 1.01 which fixes that defect.
Problem is this:

Handily, the cdm package forces the selection of the version 1.00 package.
So if you just downloaded the fixed package and then imported it assuming that the latest version would be used, you would be sorely mistaken. And you'd still be rebooting servers randomly as you deployed CDM.
And if you deleted the old version, like you should have, then the CDM package is broken. The equality requirement can't be satisfied.
The fix is obvious, just change the dependance to ge instead of eq but this should never have gotten out the door in the first place.
Ugh. CA, you need to do better than this.