My votes: Patch My PC Publisher

Similar to how variable support was added for post\pre-(un)install Please add these variables to custom command line as well For example, we have several apps and would like more control over the install location. Especially for supporting multipl...

Sometimes, some processes run as AppName-AppVersion.exeCustomers have to update the Conflicting process notification with each newer version. Would be good to be able to support wildcards for process names.

Today you can only specify the process name for a conflicting process. If you choose to prevent the end-user from opening an application while it is running, the process name is what is shown in the notification box. However, I think it would bett...

We are looking to keep our ConfigMgr and Intune app lists clean, and want to leverage the PMPC publisher to do so while maintaining older versions still in use. Currently, we can do this for ConfigMgr, but not for Intune: - In ConfigMgr Option...

Caseware is a company that deals with fiancial records and they also do templates that can be pushed out to staff/upgraded etc. https://documentation.caseware.com/2023/WorkingPapers/en/Content/Practice/Templates-Authoring/Templates.htm They have g...

It should be possible to apply a naming convention to ConfigMgr applications similar to what is possible in Intune.

Currently the only way of knowing which scripts are being used in the pre and post installation steps is to view the client-side logs. It would be useful to include an indication of the script name and location that has been set.

a sync preview button to review the changes that will be done would be nice. like wich updates will be published or packages that will be updated

For lack of a manual or automated clean-up procedure on SUGs and Update Deployment Pkgs, it would be really cool to have the PmP publishing service do a clean-up. Here's what I saw at a customer today... The package for PmP content had accumulated...

On each Publishing Service sync, Patch My PC queries the SCCM DB to see what applications are installed on workstations. Can an option be added to "uncheck" updates from the list of updates and/or applications in the PMP Publishing Service setting...