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N.B. This is not strictly an issue, more of a feature request
We are just in the process of setting up Intune App Factory to reduce the manual packaging burden.
It's existing support of the Evergreen PowerShell module will help greatly (as we already use it), but we have a number of other apps that require a webscrape to determine the latest version and download url, so we have taken to using the NeverGreen PowerShell module for these use cases.
The NeverGreen module is available to install from the PSGallery, and the Github page is here: https://github.com/DanGough/Nevergreen.
Aaron Parker even mentions using Nevergreen on his website here: https://stealthpuppy.com/evergreen/how/#what-evergreen-does-not-do
One advantage of it is it provides a low entry point to gathering app info via a Webscrape, where Evergreen requires a fixed URL to query, a quick webscrape 'Nevergreen' script can fill the gap where this fixed info is not available to Evergreen.
From a simplistic view it can have the same outputs as Evergreen, so may be possible to include it as a data source for apps that can not be supported by Evergreen.
I'm wondering if anyone has already managed to integrate NeverGreen with Intune App Factory or if not, if there are any plans to integrate it, I'm thinking a switch in the JSON file that can use Evergreen or NeverGreen on the fly depending upon the App being checked / packaged?
Any guidance would be gratefully accepted :-)
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Hi @AScott-WWF ,
I can create a merge request for you with the nevergreen implementation. Its running for month in my fork. I will mention you when it's done.
N.B. This is not strictly an issue, more of a feature request
We are just in the process of setting up Intune App Factory to reduce the manual packaging burden.
It's existing support of the Evergreen PowerShell module will help greatly (as we already use it), but we have a number of other apps that require a webscrape to determine the latest version and download url, so we have taken to using the NeverGreen PowerShell module for these use cases.
The NeverGreen module is available to install from the PSGallery, and the Github page is here: https://github.com/DanGough/Nevergreen.
Aaron Parker even mentions using Nevergreen on his website here: https://stealthpuppy.com/evergreen/how/#what-evergreen-does-not-do
One advantage of it is it provides a low entry point to gathering app info via a Webscrape, where Evergreen requires a fixed URL to query, a quick webscrape 'Nevergreen' script can fill the gap where this fixed info is not available to Evergreen.
From a simplistic view it can have the same outputs as Evergreen, so may be possible to include it as a data source for apps that can not be supported by Evergreen.
I'm wondering if anyone has already managed to integrate NeverGreen with Intune App Factory or if not, if there are any plans to integrate it, I'm thinking a switch in the JSON file that can use Evergreen or NeverGreen on the fly depending upon the App being checked / packaged?
Any guidance would be gratefully accepted :-)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: