App Auto-Patch

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The number of days after the patching cadence start date (Zero Date) that the patching complete status will reset from TRUE to FALSE

The day of the week to force the patching cadence start date (Zero Date) to go back to in order to have the patch cadence start the same day of the week for all users

The maximum number of automatic deferrals allowed if the system is in user-enabled Focus/Do Not Disturb or when a process has requested that the display not go to sleep

The maximum number of user selected deferrals allowed before App Auto-Patch will no longer allow deferrals and will automatically patch when the timer expires

The maximum number of days that automatic deferrals are allowed if the system is in user-enabled Focus/Do Not Disturb or when a process has requested that the display not go to sleep

The maximum number of days deferrals allowed before App Auto-Patch will no longer allow deferrals and will automatically patch when the timer expires

The number of minutes to defer until the next update workflow attempt if a user choses not install updates

The number of minutes to defer if AAP detects an error in the workflow

The number of minutes to defer the update restart dialog automatically if a process has prevented display sleep (for example, during an active meeting) or the user has Focus or Do Not Disturb enabled

Display a deferral time pop-up menu in the non-deadline install dialog that allows the user to override the Deferral Timer Default timer

Amount of time in minutes until AAP is relaunched after a workflow. This timer results in AAP acting as a permanent agent that checks for app updates on a regular basis

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Week of the month you want AAP to be scheduled

Day of the week you want AAP to be scheduled

Local time you want AAP to be scheduled

When enabled, AAP will automatically skip updating Zoom if a call is active

Forces the AAP dialogs to stay on top of all other windows

Time given to the user to respond to deferral prompt if enabled

What happens when the deferral timer expires

Deterines if the Dialog should automatically close after completion if there is no response from the end-user

The number of seconds the AAP dialog will automatically close if UnattendedExit is set to TRUE

Toggles swiftDialog to use an overlay icon

Allows you to set a custom icon for the dialog vs. the default Laptop/Desktop symbol

A space-separated list of Installomator labels to ignore for the AAP workflow. Supports wilddcards

a space-separated list of Installomator labels that are required, regardless if the app is installed or or the latest version. Supports wildcards.

A space-separated list of optional Installomator labels. Labels in this category are only included if the app exists on the end-users device and will force install even if its the latest version. Does Not Support Wildcards

Allows you to customize the name of App Auto-Patch to something else

This will convert any apps found in the users home folder to the /Applications folder

Ignore apps found in '/Users/'. If an update is found in '/Users/' and variable is set to false, the app will be updated into the application's default path

A space-separated list of options to override default Installomator options (i.e., BLOCKING_PROCESS_ACTION=prompt_user NOTIFY=silent LOGO=appstore)

This will prevent Installomator from automatically updating. If Installomator does not exist in the working folder, it will still download from GitHub to prevent script failure

Determines if the AAP script should use the Main, Release, or Custom version of Installomator. The version from the Main branch typically includes more recent updates from PR's to fix issues or add new labels. If using Custom, you must also set the InstallomatorVersionCustomRepoPath and InstallomatorVersionCustomBranchName keys

If InstallomatorVersion is set to Custom, enter the Github Site and Repository name in the following format: site_name/repo_name . For example, if the custom fork is located at https://github.com/TechTrekkie/Installomator, you would set this key to techtrekkie/installomator

The name of the branch you want to use in your custom repo, typically main.

0 (Completely Silent) | 1 (Silent Discovery, Interactive Patching) | 2 (Full Interactive) (default)

Remove Installomator after App Auto-Patch is completed

For the Support Team details that display in the Help Message

For the Support Team details that display in the Help Message

For the Support Team details that display in the Help Message

For the Support Team details that display in the Help Message

Determines if Webhooks are sent when patching is completed

The Slack Webhook URL to use if WebhookFeature is set to TRUE

The Teams Webhook URL to use if WebhookFeature is set to TRUE

Disables the discovery of applications that require patching. If a list of labels from a previous discovery exists, AAP will use that list for the workflow

Disable the automatic relaunch of AAP after the current workflow successfully completes

Determines if the Patching Completion Status is set to true when using the --workflow-install-now trigger

Determines if the Self Update feature is enabled. this will automatically update App Auto-Patch if a new version is posted on github

The frequency to check for updates to the App Auto-Patch script

Determines the version comparison method used when checking for updates

When enabled, if version comparison fails, AAP will fall back to using Installomator for version checking

All features related to how App Auto Patch defines the user interface.

The individual buttons and text elements that can be customized. This includes per country localization.

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The targeted language locale for the user interface. Note: For a list of locales, please run the following command in Terminal: /usr/bin/locale -a

Language for the defer button in dialogs when the deferral time is sometime today.

Language for the defer button in dialogs when the deferral time is tomorrow

Language for the defer button in dialogs when the deferral time is in the future.

Language for deferral timer durations - Minutes

Language for deferral timer durations - Hour

Language for deferral timer durations - Hours

Language for deferral timer durations - and

Language for deferral timer durations - days

Language for deferral timer durations - times

Language for deferral timer durations - There are

Language for the message displayed during App Discovery

Language for the action message during App Discovery

Langauge for the progress message during App Discovery

Language for Button1 of the Deferral Dialog

Language for Button1 of the Deferral Dialog

Langauge for part 1 of the infobox on the Deferral Dialog

Langauge for part 2 of the infobox on the Deferral Dialog

Langauge for part 3 of the infobox on the Deferral Dialog

Langauge for part 1 of the message on the Deferral Dialog

Language for part 2 of the message on the Deferral Dialog

Langauge for unlimited deferrals

Langauge for deferral select title

Deferral Deadline Dialog button1

Deferral Deadline Dialog button2

Deferral Deadline Dialog infbox

Deferral Deadline Dialog Message

Patching Dialog button1

Patching Dialog Checking

Patching Dialog Progress

Patching Dialog Infobox Computer Name

Patching Dialog Infobox macOS Version

Patching Dialog infobox updates

Patching Dialog Message

Patching Complete Progress Message

All Apps Up To Date Button 1

All Apps Up To Date Message

Help Message - Intro

Help Message - Telephone

Help Message - Email

Help Message - Help Website

Help Message - Computer Info

Help Message - Operating System

Help Message - Serial Number

Help Message - Dialog

Help Message - Started

Help Message - Script Version