Aaron Parker
Aaron Parker
VcRedist documentation for authentication to Intune updated here: https://vcredist.com/import-vcintuneapplication/. This includes what's needed to get an app registration to authentication to Intune.
You can do this: ```powershell $Path = "$Env:SystemRoot\Temp\VcRedist" New-Item -Path $Path -ItemType "Directory" $InstalledVcRedist = Get-InstalledVcRedist Get-VcList -Export All | Where-Object { $_.Release -in $InstalledVcRedist.Release -and $_.Architecture -in $InstalledVcRedist.Architecture }...
The code probably needs some better error checking for multiple MDT drives.
Pretty sure I fixed this one last year. Is this still an issue?
I've been considering this as well - standardising on the properties would make sorting output more predictable. How to update these is a consideration - all in one go, or...
Architecture can be difficult sometimes - that info is not always provided where there is a single installer returned.
Many of the properties names/values used in the current apps has been based on the properties provided by vendors - some vendors might refer to different names for what is...
I'm hesitant to modify the version number output as it comes from the vendor too much. Below is an example of some of the version numbers - some of these...
We could take that `Format-Version` example and include it as a function in Evergreen, so that you could run: `Get-EvergreenApp -Name "MicrosoftOneDrive" | Format-Version`
I've added `ConvertTo-DotNetVersionClass` which will do this normalisation plus conversion to a .NET Version class. Note that conversion to a .NET class will fail on some version numbers, so the...