As far as Im aware there is no combo for a .1 update as there's no other updates to combine it with.

@danwestbrook is correct. Combos only start once it hits the .2 release.

no combo updater in the literal sense, but they usually do a 10.x.1 downloadable update which is effectively a combo update and a delta update all in one. The delta from 10.x.0 to 10.x.1 is effectively a combo updater as nothing else in that line could be updated by it other than 10.x.0.

For instance:
10.11.1: https://support.apple.com/kb/DL1845?locale=en_US
10.10.1: https://support.apple.com/kb/dl1779?locale=en_US
10.9.1: https://support.apple.com/kb/dl1715?locale=en_US
10.8.1: https://support.apple.com/kb/dl1571?locale=en_US
10.7.1: https://support.apple.com/kb/dl1437?locale=en_US
10.6.1: https://support.apple.com/kb/dl930?locale=en_US
10.5.1: https://support.apple.com/kb/dl154?locale=en_US
10.4.1: https://support.apple.com/kb/DL479?locale=en_US
10.3.1: https://support.apple.com/kb/DL1202?locale=en_US
10.2.1: https://support.apple.com/kb/DL1166?locale=en_US
10.1.1: https://support.apple.com/kb/DL1132?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US
10.0.1: well I have it downloaded but Apple killed it fairly early on as they were still tweaking their software update mechanism.

Figured I'd be literal and pedantic, but kinda wanting my downloadable 10.12.1 update as well.

OK, no combo, but regular image with the update .pkg. Something to use for distribution :)

I found direct download URLs for Safari versions released on 2016-10-24:

Safari 10.0.1 for macOS 10.10 Yosemite:

http://swcdn.apple.com/content/downloads/52/32/031-81868/w5bagui48ji3kb044hu8lgz1frhp0mdhlv/Safari10.0.1Yosemite.pkg

Safari 10.0.1 for macOS 10.11 El Capitan:

http://swcdn.apple.com/content/downloads/44/57/031-81873/b7woxaez0lftqe660ikhdui2cmzcuktqmo/Safari10.0.1ElCapitan.pkg

But there is no macOS 10.12.1 update

Yeah, apparently Apple hasn't made a standalone 10.12.1 updater available yet from their site. Only the one you can find in the MAS. They probably will issue a standalone update at some point. Just don't know when.

they have issued it on the Apple Software Update service as well. I was thinking I might grab it there but it is an interesting one that has three packages as part of it (one of which is firmware)...I figure I'll wait for a formal downloadable one; though with their new direction of wanting to have that come through the caching server, it may not be coming...who knows. Anyway, hope my pedantic post of x.x.1 updates helped someone understand what the original poster was likely seeking...if they do issue a downloadable update, please feel free to post on here the link.

If you download it on a single Mac you can grab it from /Library/Updates/ or grab it directly from:

macOSUpd10.12.1.pkg

macOSUpd10.12.1.smd

FirmwareUpdate.pkg

FullBundleUpdate.pkg

031-86699.English.extraInfo

031-86699.English.dist

I haven't tried to install it yet, but Installer can run a .dist so it might work.

@TomH Tom, thank you!

Do you know what is FirmwareUpdate.pkg for? Any part of yesterday updates?

I checked AutoDMG - is does not "know" about 10.12.1 yet

@TomH Sorry, but macOSUpd10.12.1.pkg is not working

@mhasman I would say best bet is to pre stage those files into the correct location and then let the App Store go for it, thats if its not caught by a caching server?

If we wanted to try and create a package I would suspect that we would need to build the entire update including all the packages above etc with something like:

productbuild --distribution ~/Downloads/031-86699/031-86699.English.dist --package-path ~/Downloads/031-86699/ /tmp/macOSUpd10.12.1Complete.pkg

This should then spit out a standard PKG to run...

Regarding the FirmwareUpdate.pkg could this be a fix for Apple SMC ?

We could try something like:

#!/bin/bash



localDir="/tmp/031-86699"

pkgName="macOSUpd10.12.1Complete.pkg"



function downloadFile

{   

    fileURL=$1



    fileName=${fileURL##*/}  # retain the part after the last slash



    if [ ! -d $localDir ]

    then

        mkdir $localDir

    fi



    if [ ! -f $localDir/$fileName ]

    then



        echo "Downloading $fileName"



        curl -o $localDir/$fileName $1

    else

        echo "File $fileName exists skipping"

    fi

}



function buildProduct

{



    distXML="$(find $localDir -name '*.dist')"

    productbuild --distribution $distXML --package-path $localDir /tmp/$pkgName

    echo "Package avaliable at /tmp/$pkgName"

    open /tmp/



}



downloadFile http://swcdn.apple.com/content/downloads/00/27/031-86699/volvzezccz6wt97sc8zi3z55d7cinlnte3/macOSUpd10.12.1.pkg 



downloadFile http://swcdn.apple.com/content/downloads/00/27/031-86699/volvzezccz6wt97sc8zi3z55d7cinlnte3/macOSUpd10.12.1Patch.pkg



downloadFile http://swcdn.apple.com/content/downloads/00/27/031-86699/volvzezccz6wt97sc8zi3z55d7cinlnte3/macOSUpd10.12.1.smd



downloadFile http://swcdn.apple.com/content/downloads/00/27/031-86699/volvzezccz6wt97sc8zi3z55d7cinlnte3/FirmwareUpdate.pkg



downloadFile http://swcdn.apple.com/content/downloads/00/27/031-86699/volvzezccz6wt97sc8zi3z55d7cinlnte3/FullBundleUpdate.pkg



downloadFile http://swcdn.apple.com/content/downloads/00/27/031-86699/volvzezccz6wt97sc8zi3z55d7cinlnte3/031-86699.English.extraInfo



downloadFile http://swcdn.apple.com/content/downloads/00/27/031-86699/volvzezccz6wt97sc8zi3z55d7cinlnte3/031-86699.English.dist



buildProduct

** Edit I just tried this and it states it will fail with SIP enabled

I don't even see 10.12.1 one MAS (it shows 10.12)...
they didn't yank it back did they?

I don't think they have updated the full install from MAS...

Yes, I'm looking for full normal update image

Still no update t o the App Store installer. Might have to wait until we get one of the possible new macs coming out tomorrow and then do a internet recovery to get the installer.

@ostrowsp I can confirm that, too. I re-downloaded the App Store installer, and it's still the original release. I usually use these to make USB boot disks, and AutoDMG images.

The delta 10.12.1 packages downloaded to my macOS Server, though.

I'm suspecting that they may have decided to hold on to the MAS release until Thursday because of the included ApplePay graphics that were leaked out that show the new MacBook Pro's... (which are included in 10.12.1)

I'm betting we see them after the new hardware announcements

Just downloaded a fresh Sierra installer - now it's 10.12.1 (16B2656z)

Cheers

Finally the update is available for download:

https://support.apple.com/kb/DL1897?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US

The full 10.12.1 installer is now a available in the Mac App Store

@haggan @ostrowsp Thanks for the update! Downloading the new Sierra installer from App Store now. In related news, AutoDMG is now compatible with Sierra. I wonder if it'll recognize this little bump, though.

Looks like the App Store build is 16B2657.

Probably because it fully supports the new MacBook Pros.

The downloadable update also updates the system from 16B2555 to 16B2657.