Patch My PC Publisher

was wondering if the publishing service could use edge runtimes to download the app installers for older systems (for instance server 2012) where newer ciphers are not supported and therefore some downloads arent working (if i remember correctly w...

Currently, the Intune Application Manager only shows any Win32 applications, but being able manage Assignments, ESPs and Delete all apps, regardless of whether or not they're Win32, may be a nice value add.

If content is being distributed to only a specific DP group, and new DPs are added, the content is not distributed to those DPs for the already created applications.Would be good to have such an option.

In some cases, IT Admins might want to override the general settings specified in the Publisher, it would be good to easily recognize which ones they are.

When setting assignments for Intune, one can create deployment rings and set it to install after a certain number of days.Can the same be done similar to Autopatch, to only move on if the previous assignment had a certain percentage success rate?

Please allow the option to have a list of previously created apps which were deleted because a newer version was created in a dedicated channel.

If we know that Package.xml should look like package.xml_1 but it actually looks like package.xml_2 then update/rectify that package.xml file

When snoozing an update, if a user updated the installation in the meantime via company portal or by itself. it will still prompt the installation again, afterwards.

After an jre update, it's always listed in the "recent added" list under windows. It's very annoying. Would be great if there's an option to disable this

Currently, the Publisher will attempt to timestamp an update twice and even if timestamping fails, the update will publish. While this behavior works well for some situations, other situations may prefer ensuring that the updates are timestamped a...