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WSUS Catalogs used by OSDBuilder and OSDUpdate
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No updates for Win 10 22H2 2023-08 #7

Open Dron2328 opened 1 year ago

dhekimian commented 1 year ago

Windows 10 22H2.csv, Windows 10 22H2.json, Windows 10 22H2.xml were updated to point to the latest KB's but often times they are shared with multiple Windows 10 releases so the UPDATES.md might not specifically say Windows 10 22H2.

For example, if you look at UPDATES.md you'll see: 8/8/2023 5:00:07 PM 5029244 2023-08 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 21H2 for x64-based Systems (KB5029244)

Looking up the KB5029244, you'll see that it points to Windows 10, version 22H2 even though the description says in UPDATES.md says Windows 10 Version 21H2

burnacid commented 1 year ago

I don't see any 2023-08 updates. Any clues why this happens?

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burnacid commented 1 year ago

Never mind, If I manually download the catalogs from git and drop them into my powershell module folder I can get the definitions. Though this normally should update automatically right?

OSDeploy commented 1 year ago

What are you using OSDSUS for? WSUSXML is part of the OSD Module and is updated. I think only WinWitch uses OSDSUS

burnacid commented 11 months ago

I did switch my code to use OSDBuilder. Did use WinWitch before indeed.

OSDeploy commented 11 months ago

Still working on this week's update. Should be up tonight.

xe0n11 commented 11 months ago

Noticed the catalogs were updated to 23.9.18.1, except Windows 11.

Have you given any thought about documenting the process of creating the catalog files so others can assist?

OSDeploy commented 11 months ago

Due to UUP, Windows 11 is not automated, but has to be manually added (and tested). I should have the updated OSDSUS Module published to PSGallery later tonight when I get the Windows 11 downloads created.

I can document the process, but due to time constraints, its going to be a ways out (and will require a WSUS server to create). Unfortunately, with the way UUP updates are being released (and Feature Updates are going to be UUP) there may not be a path forward for new releases

xe0n11 commented 11 months ago

No sweat, cheers, understand.

Look forward to the documentation, I rely on the module, so happy to assist if it means the module will continue to work as expected (I have the infra to test etc).

xe0n11 commented 11 months ago

Thanks mate 🍻👍