jordan.hammond
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joshua.campbell I believe the scan step in deploy is still kicking of an Inventory scan, so any setting Inventory has is what it will run by. I think it might be possible to edit the collection, bu...
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joshua.campbell It looks like it generally has the version in the name of the file, so on the selection you might be able to do a calculated property to trim that down and end up with the version, ...
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jeb.gardner 1.x was found not to be vulnerable, so the hash for those files was not included, it is only comparing against hashes from 2.0 up to the latest version.
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nick.franzen Bobby's is better, I am removing so make sure his is highlighted
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I downloaded 2.12.1 from here https://downloads.apache.org/logging/log4j/
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Ray Holtz, You are correct that your version is best practice. I updated the blog with that change to the code, as well as a section about the collection when no file is found from earlier in this ...
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Best way around that is to test if it is there first, then remove if it is found. If(Test-Path "C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\Microsoft.WindowsStore_11712.1001.23.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe"){ Remove-Item...
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My best bet on why this is working when you run it locally but not from Deploy is Add-AppxPackage does not have an -alluser like remove does. So it is attempting to install for the Deploy user. Fo...
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I do not think I would need the entire xml of the package, but could you copy the powershell for step 4 into a code block? I can take a look at it and see if I get a similar error. One question I d...