Install Jamf Pro Policies
In addition to installing macOS updates and upgrades, super can be configured to run Jamf Pro Policies as either part of a macOS update workflow or as a standalone workflow.
Also keep in mind, there are additional alternate workflow options that can further adjust the super workflow behavior.
Have super run one or more Jamf Pro Policy Triggers that are comma-separated with no spaces.
Command option example:
--install-jamf-policy-triggers=Trigger1,Trigger2,Trigger3
Command option disable example:
--install-jamf-policy-triggers=X
Configuration profile example:
<key>InstallJamfPolicyTriggers</key>
<string>Trigger1,Trigger2,Trigger3</string>
With this option enabled, the super workflow runs the Jamf Pro Policy Triggers immediately before the restart for a macOS update or upgrade. As a default super workflow behavior, Jamf Pro Policies only run if the system also needs to restart for Apple software updates.
Alternately, this option can be used along with the --install-jamf-policy-triggers-without-restarting option so even when there are no macOS updates available, you can still take advantage of dialogs, notifications, schedules, deferrals, and deadlines provided by super.
When deploying super using the command line, if any Policy Trigger names contain any special characters or spaces, then you should surround the text with single ' quotes. However, when deploying super using a Jamf Pro Policy with Script Parameters, do not use single quotes.
If there is no pending restart-required macOS update or upgrade, make sure super still runs Jamf Pro Policy Triggers.
Command option example:
--install-jamf-policy-triggers-without-restarting
Command option disable example:
--install-jamf-policy-triggers-without-restarting-off
Configuration profile example:
<key>InstallJamfPolicyTriggersWithoutRestarting</key>
<true/>
Obviously, this option requires that you also specify the Jamf Pro Policies to run via the --install-jamf-policy-triggers option. In addition, this option can be combined with the --workflow-disable-update-check to prevent the super workflow from checking for Apple software updates, and thus only run the specified Jamf Pro Policies.
The super workflow does not automatically restart the computer when this option is enabled. This is by design as it's assumed that, if required, one of the specified Jamf Pro Policies is going to restart the computer.
Therefore, if you want super to only run your Jamf Pro Policies and to also force a restart, then you must specify both the --install-jamf-policy-triggers-without-restarting and --workflow-restart-without-updates options along with your Jamf Pro Policy Triggers.
The Jamf Pro policy dialog
The Jamf Pro policy notification
