Can --update be used in the same command line when downloading a video?

[DaveF63]

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Using windows 7 running from a batch file

Can --update be used in the same command line when downloading a video or does it have to be run as a separate command?
I've tried:

youtube-dl --update -f best --prefer-ffmpeg --no-continue --no-part -o "C:\Downloads\xx.mp4" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbsrlKg2oUY

&

youtube-dl --update
youtube-dl -f best --prefer-ffmpeg --no-continue --no-part -o "C:\Downloads\xx.mp4" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbsrlKg2oUY

Used another batch file to call two separate batch files each containing one of the above lines.
Used start /wait option for each line.

This is the output every time:

[youtube] XbsrlKg2oUY: Downloading webpage
[youtube] XbsrlKg2oUY: Downloading video info webpage
[download] Destination: C:\Downloads\Video\Clouds of Witness\xx.mp4
[download] 23.2% of 34.51MiB at 7.36MiB/s ETA 00:03 Access is denied.
Updated youtube-dl to version 2019.04.01.
[download] 100% of 34.51MiB in 00:04

It downloads but doesn't delete youtube-dl.exe.new The second command to download the video doesn't wait & appears to lock the update process.
Is there a solution?

[dstftw]

Solutions is not to run further commands until update is complete.

[DaveF63]

Hmm.. Not much of a solution.

I've looked a bit deeper at this page: https://ytdl-org.github.io/youtube-dl/download.html
wget/curl could be used to d/l https://yt-dl.org/downloads/2019.04.01/youtube-dl.exe if the folder wasn't formatted as the latest date.

Is there a reason it can't be in a 'latest' folder similar to the unix versions?