I was trying to determine which OS the 15-inch, 2017 MBP (MacBookPro14,3) shipped with, so I went to look up the Tech Specs on Apple's site. They have High Sierra listed as the OS. This isn't completely accurate, since the earliest version would have been Sierra. (This MBP was released in June 2017, and High Sierra was released in September 2017.)
Is there any significance or meaning why Apple says High Sierra instead? Is it because that version was probably shipped on most of the MBPs until it was discontinued in July 2018? Or because it was the last shipping OS for that MBP?
Does this play a role in Internet Recovery? Would it install High Sierra instead of Sierra if I were to use the appropriate command to install the earliest possible version?
Is there any significance or meaning why Apple says High Sierra instead? Is it because that version was probably shipped on most of the MBPs until it was discontinued in July 2018? Or because it was the last shipping OS for that MBP?
Does this play a role in Internet Recovery? Would it install High Sierra instead of Sierra if I were to use the appropriate command to install the earliest possible version?