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"
Code/log output
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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.
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.
Describe the bug It seems that if a restart is triggered manually during the "rebootdelay" prompt the upgrade does not process
To Reproduce
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"
Code/log output
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Environment (please complete the following information):
Additional context I am not sure if a bug, or me just misunderstanding how the reboot delay works.