Macjutsu/super v4.0.1 on GitHub

2023-10-31

New option to save the user's password for future automatic macOS updates and upgrades. Literally, "Save Password" but for automatic macOS updates and upgrades.
New display customization options including unmovable dialogs and hide background mode courtesy of IBM Notifier 3.0.3.
New macOS installer workflows are now handled by mist-cli integration, thus removing all python dependencies.
New LaunchDaemon architecture significantly improves automatic launch and deferment reliability for all super workflows.
New default "always on" behavior automatically checks for Apple software updates on a regular basis.
Support for Jamf Pro 10.48+ (Beta) Managed Software Updates.
Support for Jamf Pro 10.49+ API Roles and Clients.
Please check out the updated super Wiki for more details!

super 4.x requires macOS 11 or newer (all code supporting macOS 10.x has been removed).
All super 4.x code has been refactored for style, clarity, and uniformity. As such nearly every single option name has been changed.
Most super 3.0 command line options and managed preferences are not compatible with super 4.x
Previously saved super 3.0 Apple silicon authentication credentials are automatically migrated the first time super 4.x runs.
It is safe to mix super version 3.0 and 4.x managed preferences (except for the DisplaySilently key) in a single configuration profile. However each version only recognizes the managed preference keys that are compatible for that version.
Refer to this spreadsheet (tab separated values) for migrating super 3.0 command line options to version 4.x.
Refer to this spreadsheet (tab separated values) for migrating super 3.0 managed preferences to version 4.x.
Updated Jamf Pro Extension Attribute scripts now supports both super versions 3.0 and 4.x.
Updated example MDM configuration profiles for super v4.x.
- super 4.0.1 SHA-256: 49de57115dc6c280e30edc20023c4376f9a52da99fba44610f055a0cd51164dd

IBM Notifier is currently exhibiting an issue where line wrapped text is clipped when the display icon is set for sizes larger than 60 pixels. Until this issue is resolved you can use the --display-icon-size=60 option to prevent text clipping.