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Sequoia - 5.0b2- Erroneous Non-system update triggered #224
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I've also done a --reset-super argument initiated from jamf Pro and ti still finds an invisible update @Macjutsu Looks like its treating a blank space from the |
Thanks for this.. you'll want to check again when the next beta hits... |
There are many updates in https://github.com/Macjutsu/super/releases/tag/v5.0.0-beta2 that may resolve this behavior. Please try it out. |
Hello Unfortunately not 😩 |
Hrm... I'm using this on my computer running 15.0 Beta (24A5298h) right now... can you please provide a super.log when you get a chance... thanks! |
Still redacting my super.log but the mdmclient log has some entries. === OS Update Item === |
super.log
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I don’t know if this is an issue pertaining from upgrading Sonoma to Sequoia or if it exists on a laptop setup directly to Sequoia yet. |
Just tested a straight build to Sequoia beta4 and superV5 has found nothing. So this is just the scenario of upgrading from Sonoma to Sequoia. |
@Macjutsu I think I've found the root cause, looks like upgrading to Sequoia doesn't automatically change the beta update channel the Mac is assigned too and keeps it on macOS Sonoma AppleSeed beta. Scenario Upgrade to macOS Sequoia 24A5298h, once at the Desktop SuperV5 kicks in and finds these random non-OS updates, the Mac is still attached to the Sonoma beta update channel. Once I flipped the mac to the macOS Sequoia AppleSeed Beta channel and ran |
Not sure if this is the culprit or not. Decided to try changing the beta update channel to Sequoia before upgrading. Once at Seqouia super found the invisible updates 😩 |
This command We've basically deployed |
Been dabling with macOS Sequoia and Super V4.1.0b1, post upgrading to Sequoia Super seems to detect a non-system update, attempts to install it and fails.
I cannot see any updates in the logs or softwareupdate --list
super.log
msu-workflow.log
mdmclient-list.log
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