Quote from: Dan Gough (Patch My PC) on July 09, 2025, 02:25:09 AMBTW we list all dependencies here:
https://patchmypc.com/kb/known-issues-considerations-when-using/
Dependencies have to be created manually if you're using the Publisher, but we will update the dependency links in both directions if RDM or .NET 9 are updated. You can now however create them in Cloud:
https://docs.patchmypc.com/patch-my-pc-cloud/cloud-deployments/deploying-an-app-using-cloud/cloud-configurations-deployment-tab/dependencies-deployments
For further info - the reason we have this script to block the install if the pre-req is missing is to prevent users being upgraded to a version of the app that they can no longer use.
The hash of file downloaded is different than the file hash in our catalog. Hash errors happen when vendors release updates that aren't available in our catalog yet. This error should be resolved in the next catalog update.
Quote from: NMcIntire96 on July 03, 2025, 09:59:55 AMI thought something was wrong with RDM and PatchMyPC as it was working great deploying to intune as a company portal app. I started to get reports that the app failed to install for people and also failed for my test laptop.
I eventually figured out the issue was that RDM now needs .Net 9 installed and seems that the PatchMyPC installer is not adjusted for this change and believe its still doing .Net 8.
I installed .Net 9 then my Company Portal app was able to install for RDM.
PatchMyPC needs to update the script you guys are using for this application to resolve this issue. Finding this form fully confirmed my suspensions and has confirmed that its not a issue on our end but is a issue on the PMYPC side as I have published other apps and those install as normal.