When installing SQL Server, flag for [ /UpdateEnabled = FALSE ] even when our scripts set to TRUE
Expected Behavior
'UpdateEnabled' => 1: when installing SQL, any CUs provided will be applied as part of install process.
Now, with updates for SQL 2022, 'UpdateEnabled' => 1 automatically defaults to 'UpdateEnabled' =>FALSE
Steps to Reproduce
We created an in-house SQL installation process using Puppet where 'UpdateEnabled' => 1 is the default for all SQL installations. I don't know Puppet well enough to explain how to reproduce the error but 'UpdateEnabled' flag can be added under sqlserver_instance::install_switches
Environment
Version: v3.3.0 and above
Platform Windows Server 2019
Additional Context
In the following files, [ 'UpdateEnabled' = FALSE ] is default setting for all SQL installs:
cmd_args << '/UPDATEENABLED=False' if action == 'install'
Can these lines be removed?If not, why were they added for v3.3.0+?Previous versions allow for 'UpdateEnabled' to be modified and the update did work successfully
Describe the Bug
When installing SQL Server, flag for [ /UpdateEnabled = FALSE ] even when our scripts set to TRUE
Expected Behavior
'UpdateEnabled' => 1: when installing SQL, any CUs provided will be applied as part of install process. Now, with updates for SQL 2022, 'UpdateEnabled' => 1 automatically defaults to 'UpdateEnabled' =>FALSE
Steps to Reproduce
We created an in-house SQL installation process using Puppet where 'UpdateEnabled' => 1 is the default for all SQL installations. I don't know Puppet well enough to explain how to reproduce the error but 'UpdateEnabled' flag can be added under sqlserver_instance::install_switches
Environment
Additional Context
In the following files, [ 'UpdateEnabled' = FALSE ] is default setting for all SQL installs:
Can these lines be removed? If not, why were they added for v3.3.0+? Previous versions allow for 'UpdateEnabled' to be modified and the update did work successfully