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  1. About Pckgr
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How Package Updates Work

Details about the package update process.

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Pckgr simplifies the process of managing apps in Intune by pushing the initial package and capturing the App ID in the Pckgr database. When updates are available, Pckgr uses the Graph API to update specific fields, such as the version parameter in the PowerShell script.

Pckgr continuously checks for updates, then tests, packages and pushes them to your Intune for deployment, replacing the application with the new version. An important benefit of using Pckgr is that app settings are preserved and not reset after an auto-update triggered by Pckgr.

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