Patch My PC Publisher

When sending the daily catalog newsletter email, it would be nice if it was indicated which apps were local content so that content could be added prior to sync.

This might be a long shot, but I would love it if I could automate our Mac systems third-party app patching with a similar experience to how our Windows systems are patched with PMPC. I noticed you are going to start researching Intune API integra...

We are using cloud managment gateway but we dont want to send all content of all applications managed bij PMP to this CMG DP. In PMP you can only add a DP group for all content. It would be great to be able to set a DP or DP group per applictation...

This issue happens upon the creation of manual supersedence rules on some of the apps that we publish within ConfigMgr, but when we do the update in place on each new release, it sets their supersedence rule to inactive.

we also add dutch language to the software center tab of every application in order to set the localized description in dutch. Would be great if we can do this in the publishing service. So that it won't be removed when using auto update application

Use Defender ATP for Intune application inventory for the scan utility and publishing rules Mentioned in this article: https://patchmypc.com/scan-intune-for-supported-products

If the application's installer exit code is a success, and the user has a pre or post script define, please consider allowing PatchMyPC-ScriptRunner.exe to exit with exit code of the pre or post script. It might be ideal for an admin to fail the i...

It should be possible to apply a naming convention to ConfigMgr applications similar to what is possible in Intune.

Allow customers to add custom documentation links to ConfigMgr and Intune apps.

At this time, the Publisher will code sign ConfigMgr Application PowerShell detection scripts with the certificate specified in the General tab (for WSUS). It can be ideal to specify an alternative certificate here for customers that do not do thi...