Patch My PC Publisher

It would be useful to know what exactly is going to happen when we manually click the 'Run Publishing Service Sync' button. Across WSUS, Intune Apps and Intune Updates. Say i want to publish a single app or update, to Intune or WSUS. Currently onl...

so we have "enable all products from the update rules that support installation packages" so it would also make sense to have the inverse "enable all updates from the product rules that support update packages"

would be nice to have an auto re-run feature on those apps that failed to sync on their initial run. and to have options for diff time intervals for those auto re-runs to occur (immediately, 30 mins, 1 hr, etc)

When running the SCCM Application Manager, it would be great to take actions (right-click and/or add buttons + multi-select checkboxes) on the listed applications prior to deleting them. Option Suggestions: Exclude from being enabled during SCCM i...

When a non-MSI installer automatically copy logs to the default log path, when log path is documented for example: Citrix Workspace has a documented default log path %temp%\CTXReceiverInstallLogs*.logs. https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/citrix-workspa...

Don't suppress an application that need an uninstall before installing the new version when you're in download only mode (ie: inkscape)

Implementation complexity: Very simple. Implementation duration: Very quick. Priority: Medium Why is this needed? With slow downloads, I do not always have time to download all of the new updates immediately, but I do want to update specific updat...

At the moment, the cache path is stored as an absolute path... but if the usb stick that PMPC is on appears as a different drive letter, then it breaks the cache path setting stored in the PatchMyPC.ini file i've told it to create. I want to have ...

sometimes when things get ugly it would be nice to see or set what would have been the default settings

for security/performance reasons it would be better if PMPC would mirror all the required downloads!