Patch My PC Feature and Application Request
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We are creating this due to multiple offline requests from customers. Please vote this feature up if you want to see it added.
We are hearing customers would like to automatically place any newly created applications in a custom subfolder in the SCCM console by default such as Applications > Patch My PC.
This shipped in today's preview (1.5.2.6). We will probably release to the latest public build (1.5.3.0) next week. https://patchmypc.com/publishing-service-setup-documentation#release-history
@J S, FYI folders do support security scopes as of build 1906 :).
I feel this would only be truly useful if Security Scopes were done at the same time.
I also agree with Alpharius Omegon in regards to having using Format Strings were possible for customisation.
Not sure if this applies to the console location, or source content location- but I'd love to see an option to specify both. Perhaps via right clicking -> Set Content Location and -> Set Console Location
Also, being able to one or more security scopes would be good.
We would use this... +1, not critical but a nice to have...
Id take this a step further and ask if its possible to create/direct, on a per app basis, the full path. For instance, my structure is usually:
Vendor\Product\Version\Bit (If required)
Many of us have a pre-existing library of applications and it would be awesome to be able to reuse what we currently have. Not sure what is possible to pull from the current data and add as variables for a path. E.g. throwing in "Google\%Product%\%Version%\%Bit%"
I'd say in the first instance, allowing all Packages/Apps to be placed into a folder would be a great improvement. It'd make things neater.
Longer term, it'd be nice to be able to use metadata on the applications (that needs to exist, of course...) to organise things say $Vendor\$ApplicationTitle or $Category\$ApplicationTitle. But that kind of customisation needs data to enable it.