Security Update Package Installer 3.3.1 release notes

June 10, 2025

✨ Enhancements

Dependency management

Dependency management provides visibility into the underlying frameworks that support's a product suite. The frameworks are updated by the Security Update Package Installer (SUPI) as part of the monthly Supporting Software update, which automatically:

  • removes unnecessary .NET frameworks, freeing up resources and reducing potential security risks.
  • processes new additions and upgrades.
  • processes removals without dependent products.
Improved estimated size and time required

The estimated time for an update to run was including packages that would be skipped in the update. The estimated time displayed now more accurately reflects the actual time it will take to run the update.

🛠️ Issues resolved

DescriptionResolution
Issue with packages remaining in the Updates folder after applying all updates.Resolved. Packages no longer remain in updates folder after updates applied.
Issue with run order determined by creation date of the package instead of version.Resolved. Run order is determined version.
The updater should run only the latest minor version when there is more than one minor version related to a major version.Resolved. The updater does not skip over minor versions for the same major version.
Issue with BT Updater not displaying the build number in the UI.Resolved. BT Updater displays the build number in the UI.
Issue with the .Net Upgrade process in an ERROR status in the UI but was upgraded successfully.Resolved. The .Net Upgrade process is no longer in ERROR status in the UI when upgraded successfully.
Issue with the updater creating duplicate entries for a given combination of packages.Resolved. The updater no longer creates duplicate entries for a given combination of packages.
Response code 3010 (reboot required) missing.Resolved. Added response code 3010 (reboot required) after installation.
SUPI command line tool has been deprecated.Resolved. SUPI command line tool has been removed.

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