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A tool to wrap Win32 App and then it can be uploaded to Intune
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Command line option to change output file name #7

Open jopels opened 5 years ago

jopels commented 5 years ago

IntuneWinAppUtil.exe names the output file after the setup file name. As Intune seems not to like it if you rename the output file manually afterwards, it would be nice to have a command line option to specify a custom name for the output file.

laughtonsm commented 4 years ago

I find it hard to believe that this hasn't had more attention. This seems like it 'should' be an easy win. I don't really want all my output files to be named 'install.intunewin'

webash commented 4 years ago

Agree; weird that this issue is open more than a year later...

Tonylinden commented 4 years ago

You can rename the output file manually after creating the intunewin-file, but I recall it can be picky about characters like dots and dashes. I usually just name it alphanumerical to be safe, like AcrobatReader15enus.intunewin etc. It´s not pretty but no-one but the admins has to see it anyway.

rasq commented 2 years ago

@Tonylinden yes.. you can do it manually - but its not a case. If you want to introduce some automation this is a stopper for you - easy fix in code but still: tools should have option like -pn (packagename) for user.

For now is like 3 years. Is sad

tony-tone commented 2 years ago

Please could this be looked into as it would help with our package automation?

Thanks

victorwitkamp commented 2 years ago

Another request from me for this option!!

carrotmage commented 1 year ago

Would also like to see this :)

CasperStekelenburg commented 1 year ago

+1

rodw-wilkins commented 1 year ago

+1

Cronus89 commented 2 months ago

Just came looking for this too. +1

namadori commented 2 months ago

I can't believe this is 5 years old. It's a feature any developer should be able to implement in 10 minutes.

sikkepitje commented 3 weeks ago

I would like this too. Standardized on the same installer name for my every package : install.cmd , and so I am getting the same output file all the time. However had no trouble renaming the output file afterwards.