Not a bug, more like a question:
Just out of curiosity, I am wondering why I can't install MacOS Catalina from the command line. I am running the last version of MacOS Mojave. I normally install software updates through the terminal "
softwareupdate
" command. If I go to System Preferences>Software Update I see Catalina there. But running "
softwareupdate -i -a
" or "
softwareupdate -l a
" or anything like that says "No updates are available."
Now this question is 100% out of curiosity. I have no problem installing it through System Preferences, so I'll probably go ahead and do that. But it's weird that I can't, right? Especially since you can
disable MacOS Catalina using the same tool
Even "
sudo softwareupdate -i "macOS Catalina"
" doesn't work. Which returns
"macOS Catalina: No such update
No updates are available."
Which if very weird considering you can ignore it with that same syntax
tl;dr So my question is: why can't I do this? Is this just something with Mojave→Catalina, or is this not allowed with ANY macOS major version update?
P.S. why does Apple (on MacBook) autocorrect "macOS Mojave" and "macOS Catalina" to "MacOS Mojave" and "MacOS Catalina", but doesn't autocorrect "macOS" to "MacOS"? Especially since the correct spelling is "macOS".