Closed audioeptesicus closed 2 years ago
windows-update
is a community provisioner. I would suggest opening an issue at rgl/packer-plugin-windows-update.
Ryan Johnson Staff II Solutions Architect | VMware, Inc.
As you can see in that repo you need to add to either a init.pkr.hcl file or within your pkr.hcl
packer { required_plugins { windows-update = { version = "0.14.1" source = "github.com/rgl/windows-update" } } }
Then run packer init whatever.pkr.hcl
@tenthirtyam and @animatco thanks for the assist on this issue. I'm going to close as the question has been answered.
@audioeptesicus external Packer plugins need to be installed by running packer init
or manually using the manual installation process outlined in the documentation https://www.packer.io/plugins#installing-plugins
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Running packer 1.8.0 from a Windows 2019 server.
I'm running packer from C:\Scripts\Packer and have the environment variable set. I have placed the packer-plugin-windows-update_v0.14.0_x5.0_windows_amd64.exe plugin in multiple directories (where packer.exe resides, where the .json/.pkr.hcl files are saved, in various plugin directories I have created based on recommended paths) and cannot avoid the error.
The packer log finds the plugins, but does note the following:
What am I doing wrong here?