Automation / Efficiency

When products use versioned app names (e.g. Postman 9, Postman 10, Postman 11) the patch and release management sort of breaks. Within the same version (e.g. Postman 10) automatic setup store updates work well and update to the latest versions pub...

It would be awesome if you could take an existing custom package (something to deploy an exe/msi) and just rev the package up with a newer version of the exe/msi where application workspace would install it automatically... even if you have the pa...

The certificateIssuer within the Registration section of the Agent.json file only supports one issuer. When working with multiple issuers in an environment, this creates an unnecessary complication to get the correct one in the agent.json file so ...

Currently, the Application Workspace Bootstrapper automatically downloads (from the zone you specified) and installs the latest available version of the agent. We would like to have control over which version is deployed, configurable through the ...

Currently it is not possible to see in what phase an action was executed. If DTAP is used, it is important that this is reflected in the Events section. Additionaly it would be helpfull to show the package version number to make sure that the expe...

The setup store connector will shows if an application has been superseded by a newer version. It will allow me to create a package of the new version. It will not automatically link the newest dependency package, therefor the package will not ins...

I've used the PowerShell script below to unpin a whole bunch of Windows applications from the Windows 11 taskbar: Pin-App "Microsoft Edge" -unpin -taskbar Pin-App "HP Support Assistant" -unpin -taskbar Pin-App "Microsoft Store" -unpin -taskbar ...

When working with packages which have dependant packages inside it would be time saving to be able to click through to that package instead of having to go back to packages, find it and open it. When creating and troubleshooting packages, this tak...

At the moment, I need to create a separate package for each script I want to use. These packages are then referenced in a Launch Package action. While this approach works, it has a major limitation: it does not allow returning exit codes from the ...

A github connector for private and public repos would allow automation and version control