[BUG] Manual restart prevents upgrade from completing

[lewis-edward-svvsd]

Describe the bug It seems that if a restart is triggered manually during the "rebootdelay" prompt the upgrade does not process

To Reproduce

• Upgrading from 14.6.1 to 15.0.1
• Jamf Pro Policy from Self Service
• /Library/Management/erase-install/erase-install.sh --current-user --update --ffi --reinstall --cleanup-after-use --os=15 --rebootdelay=60 --confirm --check-power --power-wait-limit=300 --no-fs
• Restart the computer from the Apple menu while the reboot delay prompt is up
• Results in upgrade not running and having to kick the entire process off again

Expected behavior Should this be happening? It seems that a manual restart should not prevent the upgrade. Another option is the report delay prompt shows "restart now" instead of a greyed out "Okay"

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Environment (please complete the following information):

• 14.6.1 to 15.0.1
• erase-install 36.0

Additional context I am not sure if a bug, or me just misunderstanding how the reboot delay works.

[grahampugh]

Hi, the rebootdelay option is baked into startosinstall (not part of the erase-install code), so there's nothing I can do to change its behaviour. You might want to open a feedback with Apple on that one.