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Status SHIPPED
Created by David Courtel
Created on Apr 17, 2020

Add a reference to the old and new IntuneAppId in the log

[Customer Request]

I am currently using custom log injection with Azure Log Analytics to monitor PMPC app updates and then do some actions. So I have a request (talked to Justin about this)

Today you log this before you start processing a new app:

Updating Zoom Meetings 4.6.20033.0407 [PMPCAppID] with Zoom Meetings 4.6.20559.0413 [PMPCAppID]


If you could add one item to your logs looking something like this to separate from the before process AFTER it has successfully uploaded the new app and assigned it accordingly:

Updated Zoom Meetings 4.6.20033.0407 [AppID] with Zoom Meetings 4.6.20559.0413 [AppID]

Then I would know that the app is ready in Intune at that stage, now I really don’t know, and this is the only log entry that refers to both old and new app version.

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  • Admin
    Justin Chalfant
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    Apr 21, 2020

    This is available in today's preview build 1.7.6.1, and will be in the next production build.

  • Admin
    David Courtel
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    Apr 21, 2020

    The «Updating» line reference the PackageID found in our catalog. The «Updated» line reference the ID generated by Intune.

  • Jan Ketil Skanke
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    Apr 20, 2020

    Is the App ID reference in the "Updated" one actually the Intune App ID as well? I see they have different values in your log here.

  • Jan Ketil Skanke
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    Apr 20, 2020

    Looks good. Is it possible to move it even further down. After assignment, after Application sent to Intune Server. So that this entry is the last one on the list? To make sure no error happens after you log that the update is ready.

  • Admin
    David Courtel
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    Apr 20, 2020

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