But I want to get windows updates working on a Linux system, it should work fine, I read manual in "sh" directory and so on...
Issues:
1. with "Community Edition 12.6.1 -- 24.12.2021" ("Hotfix 6" - https://gitlab.com/wsusoffline/wsusoffl ... ityEdition) the bash script update-generator.bash doesn't have any choice for "Windows 10 x64, release 22H2".
2. on the other hand, using source package from master branch of gitlab, for instance:
https://gitlab.com/wsusoffline/wsusoffl ... ter.tar.gz
update-generator.bash seems to work properly and download all upades. But when I transfer the "client" directory on the target windows system, "we have a problem": there is no UpdateInstaller.exe executable, because I didn't build source package (bash script used within linux don't need any compile procedure, so they just work, but when I want to install the downloaded updates on windows we need "client\UpdateInstaller.exe." executable.
I see 3 solutions for this issue:
- build source tree (but is it possible under linux?) so that we have all executables needed by the install procedure of updates when we will work on windows target system.
- using somehow the ".cmd" script present within client directory: "Update.cmd"
As recap, my questions:
1. How build sources of master branch?
Is it possible under linux?
2. Alternatively is it correct to get sources master branch and run update-generator.bash on the working linux machine, transfer "client" subdir on the target windows PC, and here directly run Update.com instead of the executable "UpdateInstaller.exe" (that is not present because this was the wsusoffline source package) ?
Answers and comments are really really appreciated. Thanks in advance!

PS.
I tried to run Update.com as administrator on windows target, It apparently worked fine, then tried to run system windows update and it found various device drivers and few updates for .NET Framework and little more updates. Ideally wsusoffline should have install also cpp, dotnet, and windefender definitions, becaus I had selected them at download stage from linux update-generator.bash. But maybe Update.cmd dosen't install all updates, maybe it is possible by running it with some command line options? I don't know.
Anyway Update.cmd has worked and installed something, I don't know if my system is now up to date properly after this testing procedure, but without UpdateInstaller.exe I didn't have many other options.