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We might choose to manage our apps through a range of different options - e.g. the new Microsoft Store - but discovery picks up those apps. If we can ignore the discovery because we know it's managed through a different route (or because we don't want to manage it) - that would be awesome. Otherwise we have to scan the whole list to find the new items when they pop up.
Agreed with Jason - removing/hiding the versions when we're patching to latest would be very useful. It's a 'wood for the trees' problem. The initial scan of our environment produced over 200 apps to review - but ~50-60 of those were 'here are 5-10 possible versions of that app' (which is fantastic flexability) - but once I've made my choice I need to remove that noise.
Not to mention when you pick a certain version of an app, or select the latest option, all the other options still stay in the list. A way to hide those you select would be fantastic
As PaMP always needs deployments to start updates, the Discovery > Unmanaged list is some kind of recurring working list. However, there are always special apps that shall not be handled by any patching process (e.g. development libraries, ...)...
Matthias Fleschütz
about 1 month ago
in Patch My PC Cloud
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Agreed with Jason - removing/hiding the versions when we're patching to latest would be very useful. It's a 'wood for the trees' problem. The initial scan of our environment produced over 200 apps to review - but ~50-60 of those were 'here are 5-10 possible versions of that app' (which is fantastic flexability) - but once I've made my choice I need to remove that noise.
Not to mention when you pick a certain version of an app, or select the latest option, all the other options still stay in the list. A way to hide those you select would be fantastic