Kiosk Package Updates Category (macOS PKG)

Description
Kiosk can show Package Updates for associated PKG Filesets when an older version of the same PKG is already installed on the device.
Information
When a PKG Fileset is associated to a device as a Kiosk item, the FileWave Client checks the PKG receipts on that device. If it finds a matching receipt and the installed version is older, Kiosk lists the newer item under Package Updates. This category is generated automatically, so it does not appear in either location below:
FileWave Central > Preferences > Kiosk > Categories
FileWave Central > Fileset > Properties > Kiosk > Category
For example, a device may already have version 1.0 of My Awesome App installed from a PKG.
Because the app was installed by PKG, the device should have a package receipt. If you know the PKG identifier, you can confirm the installed version in Terminal:
# pkgutil --pkg-info com.myawesomeapp.pkg.app
package-id: com.myawesomeapp.pkg.app
version: 1.0
Upload the newer PKG and create a Kiosk association for it.
When the device receives the association, the Kiosk drop-down menu adds Available Updates:
Selecting that option opens the Kiosk Installer window and shows the Package Updates category.
The older PKG can have been installed through FileWave or locally. This is useful when users can install their own PKGs but you still want Kiosk to show that FileWave is offering a newer version.
PKG version is set inside the PKG by the package developer. If the developer does not increase the package version from the previous release, FileWave cannot show the newer Fileset as a Package Update.
PKG installers have their own version, and that version does not have to match the app version shown in Finder.