Auto-detect the Windows 11 installation ISO
Instead of a hard-coded file name, find the ISO in install-iso/ by matching *Win*11*x64*.iso (case-insensitive), picking the highest version-sorted name when several match. The QCOW2 path is derived from the detected ISO name, falling back to an existing *Win*11*x64*.qcow2 in base-qcow2/ when the ISO is absent. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ks2ixr4KHXBtLuCet7Ch5Z
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@@ -22,7 +22,10 @@ Download or check selected targets:
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The Windows installation ISO is not downloaded because Microsoft's temporary
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download URLs expire. Supply it manually at the path reported by
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download URLs expire. Place it manually in `install-iso/`; the script finds it
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automatically by matching `Win`, `11`, `x64` and `.iso` in that order
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(`*Win*11*x64*.iso`, case-insensitive). If several files match, the highest
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version-sorted name is used. Check which file was picked with
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`./download-images.sh --print-path windows11 --iso`.
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## Query image paths
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```
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The Windows target prints the QCOW2 path by default. Add `--iso` to print its
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manually supplied installation ISO path.
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manually supplied installation ISO path. The QCOW2 is named after the detected
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ISO (for example `Win11_25H2_English_x64_v2.iso` →
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`base-qcow2/Win11_25H2_English_x64_v2.qcow2`); if no ISO is present, an
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existing `*Win*11*x64*.qcow2` in `base-qcow2/` is used instead.
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Download URLs can be overridden with `DEBIAN_IMAGE_URL`, `ALMA_IMAGE_URL`,
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`FEDORA_IMAGE_URL`, and `VIRTIO_WIN_ISO_URL`. The Fedora checksum can be
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