I like to precisely know what's installed and running on my devices. It does not make sense to install latest HP printer software, or new Apple Pro Codecs, to patch a particular security flaw related to Zoom.
Use softwareupdate -l --include-config-data To list available updates, then adjust the command with the MRTConfigData version Apple provides for you.
This also install a lot of stuff people may not want to. You can install only the designated package with : softwareupdate -i MRTConfigData_10_14-1.45 --include-config-data
I like to precisely know what's installed and running on my devices. It does not make sense to install latest HP printer software, or new Apple Pro Codecs, to patch a particular security flaw related to Zoom.
Use softwareupdate -l --include-config-data To list available updates, then adjust the command with the MRTConfigData version Apple provides for you.
This also install a lot of stuff people may not want to. You can install only the designated package with : softwareupdate -i MRTConfigData_10_14-1.45 --include-config-data