Ian LittmanandRachael Shaw
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#21998 While looking through this I noticed a few other issues: 1. We seem to be inconsistent about what time we pick for OS update deadlines. For profiles [it's noon local time](https://github.com/fleetdm/fleet/blob/2e5bf75b6d40d65c5f05b0f58665375dbb71e650/ee/server/service/mdm.go#L1096), while for Nudge [it appears to be 4am...server time or UTC](https://github.com/fleetdm/fleet/blob/2e5bf75b6d40d65c5f05b0f58665375dbb71e650/server/fleet/nudge.go#L53-L57)? #9013 also mentions "noon UTC-8/Pacific Standard Time", which is neither of the above (and means that, if implemented as spec'd, the deadline would shift by an hour during DST), while docs prior to this PR mentioned 4am UTC-8. Maybe we don't care enough to fix the Nudge behavior since macOS 14 (which no longer requires Nudge) came out over a year ago, but we should at least agree on desired behavior for DDM and document that (which is what I've done for iOS/iPad OS since they don't use Nudge). 2. The [REST API docs](https://github.com/fleetdm/fleet/blob/2e5bf75b6d40d65c5f05b0f58665375dbb71e650/docs/REST%20API/rest-api.md?plain=1#L1720-L1757) don't seem to match the description of macOS behavior in the article; the former indicates that OS updates pop up with increasing frequency post-deadline, rather than having an impassible dialog. This may be because behavior changed from Nudge to DDM, but iOS/iPadOS got copy-pasted from the macOS REST docs and they never used Nudge. My guess is that we should describe DDM behavior here. Tagging in @mna as he looks to have implemented DDM OS updates so should have some context here, and @noahtalerman to confirm desired behavior, particularly on the deadline side. --------- Co-authored-by: Rachael Shaw <r@rachael.wtf>
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