Patch My PC Publisher

Improve the scan for Intune apps via Microsoft Graph to display an error if the graph permissions don't allow permissions for devices.

It would be nice to have the option to remove versions for applications that are deployed to Intune. Having this option be separate for "updates" and applications would be nice.

Please add "Manage installation logging" to non-MSI installers when available. Although there are exceptions with badly built/scripted packages, most installers support setting a log path via command line switch and the programs installer builder ...

The MSI based applications created by the publisher do not need the content when performing an uninstall. The content should be set to 'No uninstall content' for MSI.

This would be useful when you add additional command line arguments that require the full path to an INI file or any other license file during install.

Use this description for Intune updates like it shows in SCCM updates: Instead of generic application description used in the Intune updates today:

Currently the maximum of 14 days is less than our production release of patches. We need this increase to be able to match our production patching deadline. For us at least 30 is needed.

When you publish the initial app version, and a new version comes along. I might have the need to keep the older version for 1 or 2 iterations while the update package I most likely are only interested in keeping the latest version in Intune.

On devices running certain ConfigMgr roles, the $env:windir\ccm\logs folder is in a different location. it would be great if the ScriptRunner config could handle putting the default logs in the detected destination *\logs folder instead of creatin...

Change the save behavior to now show error "You haven't imported or generated" certificate.