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gjannece
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There is a Autoupdater for Microsoft Office applications.
When exploring the app, I found that there is a CLI version at:
"/Library/Application Support/Microsoft/MAU2.0/Microsoft AutoUpdate.app/Contents/MacOS/msupdate"
When you run the command, get the nice info below:
ERROR: No command specified
usage: msupdate [ ...]
Commands:
-h | --help Show usage information
-c | --config Display current AutoUpdate configuration
-l | --list List available updates for installed Microsoft applications
-i | --install Download and install available updates
Modifiers:
-a | --apps Install specific application updates
-v | --version Only update to a specific version
-w | --wait Number of seconds to wait for action to complete before returning the current state of the install command
-f | --format Format output results in the specified format
p | plist Property list format
-t | --terminate Number of seconds to wait before closing opened applications in order for updates to complete
-m | --message Optional message to display on macOS banner notification to notify user
Examples:
1. List all available updates:
msupdate --list
2. Download and install all available updates:
msupdate --install
3. Download and install latest available updates for <App1>, <App2> and <App3>:
msupdate --install --apps <App1> <App2> <App3>
4. Download and install <App> update xx.yy.YYMMDDXX:
msupdate --install --apps <App> --version xx.yy.YYMMDDXX
5. Download and install latest available updates for <App> and wait for seconds before closing opened applications and display on macOS banner notification to notify user
msupdate --install --apps <App> -t -m
Implemented in #695, but I cannot give you a macOS build to test since I am not a macOS user, please build from source against my branch in order to test it locally.
usage: msupdate [ ...]
Commands:
-h | --help Show usage information
-c | --config Display current AutoUpdate configuration
-l | --list List available updates for installed Microsoft applications
-i | --install Download and install available updates
Modifiers:
-a | --apps Install specific application updates
-v | --version Only update to a specific version
-w | --wait Number of seconds to wait for action to complete before returning the current state of the install command
-f | --format Format output results in the specified format
p | plist Property list format
-t | --terminate Number of seconds to wait before closing opened applications in order for updates to complete
-m | --message Optional message to display on macOS banner notification to notify user
Examples:
1. List all available updates:
msupdate --list
2. Download and install all available updates:
msupdate --install
3. Download and install latest available updates for <App1>, <App2> and <App3>:
msupdate --install --apps <App1> <App2> <App3>
4. Download and install <App> update xx.yy.YYMMDDXX:
msupdate --install --apps <App> --version xx.yy.YYMMDDXX
5. Download and install latest available updates for <App> and wait for seconds before closing opened applications and display on macOS banner notification to notify user
msupdate --install --apps <App> -t -m `
This is my first try with rust, but I think it have it working right.
Let me know how I can help.
It should work now, I have fixed the wrong binary path in https://github.com/topgrade-rs/topgrade/pull/695/commits/842feaf2100ebfdeea8a249fc1aaf90219c5aeea
I am trying to figure out the issue, but when you run the command it just sits and waits for a response. I'm looking into this. I'll need one more day of testing to see if I can fix this. Thanks
Sorry for the delay, I wanted to verify a few things first. You can official close / delete this feature request. I didn't know it at the time, but the msupdate starts a daemon and doesn't exit. This makes it a horrible canidate for topgrade to run it. Thanks for your quick work on this Pull Request.
topgrade-rs
