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Updates to Windows App Management in Intune with Winget
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Excellent! Been waiting for this addition! I can finally migrate all of our installs apps through MDT to Intune!
Excellent!! Hopefully this can replace a lot of the manual packaging & uploading I perform for our clients 
Great! You should convert the legacy business store apps configured currently in Intune over to the new format
This looks really good! I'm having an issue with the Microsoft Store for Business trying to remove the apps i added that way. The "Remove product" action does nothing so i can't remove the SfB apps from Intune to get ready for the transition. Any fix for this?
I really wish there was a way to opt-in a tenant instead of having to wait for the "It's available now! (as soon as the tenant batch you're in gets processed)"
Great video - Would be great if MS did some info on how to setup your own private WinGet Repo - as some companies dont want to publish company apps to the community repo. But I cant find anything anywhere - Given from what I can tell this Repo wouild be hosted in Azure - Would be nice to see something that can be spun up from an Azure template.
Come on Microsoft - Get the backend documentation setup and updated - no everyone wants to use community or MS Repo's.
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That's a very helpful video. Thanks for this but I do need to ask that Microsoft starts to think that Intune admins can't plan any roll out when you said ''once you see this on your tenant''. Imagine me tomorrow going to my boss and saying we will do this, (when?), once we see on our tenant. Tomorrow, next week, next month, next year, who knows >.<
Will Winget hook into AVD?
Will apps auto-update?
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