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First of all, thank you for maintaining this plugin.
I'm having an issue with Windows Server 2019, where the updates only work some of the time
When they don't work, I am not getting an error. I just see the following:
==> vsphere-iso.WinServer19: Uploading the Windows update elevated script...
==> vsphere-iso.WinServer19: Uploading the Windows update check for reboot required elevated script...
==> vsphere-iso.WinServer19: Uploading the Windows update script...
==> vsphere-iso.WinServer19: Running Windows update...
==> vsphere-iso.WinServer19: Shutting down VM...
First of all, thank you for maintaining this plugin.
I'm having an issue with Windows Server 2019, where the updates only work some of the time
When they don't work, I am not getting an error. I just see the following:
==> vsphere-iso.WinServer19: Uploading the Windows update elevated script...
==> vsphere-iso.WinServer19: Uploading the Windows update check for reboot required elevated script...
==> vsphere-iso.WinServer19: Uploading the Windows update script...
==> vsphere-iso.WinServer19: Running Windows update...
==> vsphere-iso.WinServer19: Shutting down VM...
I am defining the plug-in, like:
packer {
required_plugins {
windows-update = {
version = "0.14.1"
source = "github.com/rgl/windows-update"
}
}
}
...and then running it by using:
provisioner "windows-update" {
search_criteria = "IsInstalled=0"
filters = [
"include:$true",
]
update_limit = 25
}
I have run my script a number of times sequentially and there seems to be about a 50% success rate.
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