More Precise Naming Conventions Needed for Java and Security Updates
Originator: | brunerd | ||
Number: | rdar://14389534 | Date Originated: | 7/9/2013 |
Status: | Closed/Duplicate | Resolved: | Yes |
Product: | OS X | Product Version: | 10.6 10.7 10.8 |
Classification: | Enhancement | Reproducible: | NA |
UPDATE 2/25/2014 Security Update 2014-001 appends Lion to the 10.7 version, so it has unique names for both the filename and the softwareupdate command line output as well. Summary: Since mid 2012, all security updates and Java update package names have been stripped of platform name suffixes and in the case of Java, release numbers Steps to Reproduce: Download Security Update 2013-003 for all three platforms: Snow Leopard, Lion, and Mountain Lion Open all the disk images Expected Results: Packages are uniquely named with the platform name in the suffix. Actual Results: Packages and Volume names are all the same resulting in confusion. Regression: Prior to Security Update 2012-004 for Snow Leopard naming was unique, after this suffixes were removed. Prior to Java Updates for 10.7/10.8 release names were unique and denoted the release number.
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