Patch My PC Publisher

It would be useful to have something like a "Hide unselected apps/updates" checkbox in the UI so that you don't have to scroll through every application to find the ones you've already selected. First world problem I know but still....:)

Ability to convert custom/inhouse applications created within ConfigMgr by the customer into software updates. The ability to convert our own custom apps into software updates and deploy them from a SUG allows the customer to leverage software upd...

for instance regarding java... let's say some users have applications that won't work if java 8 is updated above version 201 java 8 version 211 is the latest version out. how can we create a update for 201 if patch my pc will automatically get 211?

Would it be possible to have an option to change the text in Conflicting Process Notification buttons i.e. "Close all and install" and "Snooze install"? We would need to have these in Finnish. Thanks!

having settings.xml retain things like custom command line args when a product is deselected in the Publisher would be great so customers don't need to reconfigure those options when they reenable the product.

Looking to be able to call the PatchMyPC application with a /productexport "WSUS updates", "ConfigMgrApps", "IntuneUpdates", "IntuneApps" in a .csv format

It will show compliance on that application quickly and the export allows them to address as required.

Following on from PATCHMYPC-I-1501 which is now shipped, and we make use off, we have seen a requirement whereby a "new" application that is selected for Publishing will not automatically get this Requirement and needs manual addition. Meaning thi...

I was trying to find if this had been suggested, but the concept is pretty simple: I currently have the Publishing Service emailing out aggregate results when a PMPC sync completes and a real-time feed going to a Teams channel. However, I would lo...

In config manager on an application under the deployment type properties for MSI based installs there is the windows source management option. Tells the client that instead of the c:\windows\ccmcache folder that the content is on the distribution ...