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@AbeTechster, here is the script we use. This calls the SwiftDialog script and seems to work for us. It is the standard one most have found on GitHub with the two statements for deleting the damaged download and other previous installers. We have not received any additional failures related to the script.
Hope this helps...
#!/bin/bash
:<<DOC
This script was created on 12/12/22 to
address an issue with the upgrade download
process in erase-install where is creates
this folder. Then it starts the swiftDialog
process.
DOC
#Deletes Content folder
sudo rm -Rf /Library/Management/erase-install/content
#Deletes any previous installers
sudo rm -f /Library/Management/erase-install/Install_macOS*
dialog="/usr/local/bin/dialog"
if [[ -n ${4} ]]; then titleoption="--title"; title="${4}"; fi
if [[ -n ${5} ]]; then messageoption="--message"; message="${5}"; fi
if [[ -n ${6} ]]; then iconoption="--icon"; icon="${6}"; fi
if [[ -n ${7} ]]; then overlayoption="--overlayicon"; overlayicon="${7}"; fi
if [[ -n ${8} ]]; then button1option="--button1text"; button1text="${8}"; fi
if [[ -n ${9} ]]; then button2option="--button2text"; button2text="${9}"; fi
extraflags=${10}
action=${11}
${dialog} \
${titleoption} "${title}" \
${messageoption} "${message}" \
${iconoption} "${icon}" \
${overlayoption} "${overlayicon}" \
${button1option} "${button1text}" \
${button2option} "${button2text}" \
${10}
returncode=$?
case ${returncode} in
0) echo "Pressed Button 1"
## Process exit code 0 scenario here
;;
2) echo "Pressed Button 2"
## Process exit code 2 scenario here
;;
3) echo "Pressed Button 3"
## Process exit code 3 scenario here
;;
*) echo "Something else happened. exit code ${returncode}"
## Catch all processing
;;
esac
# make sure script exits cleanly otherwise Self Service will complain if it's anything other than 0
exit 0
