IntuneCD Script backup BUG about intunecd HOT 8 CLOSED

@aaronparker wrote a great blog post on that which you can find here: https://stealthpuppy.com/automate-intune-documentation-azure/

Let me know if you need additional help!

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Hi,

Try the solution provided here: #51 (comment)

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Hi,

Did the above solution work for you?

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Thank you so much, I created everything from this link and it's working without issues. now I just want to configure one last pipeline for intunecd-startupdate. I saw your example, but I am not pretty sure can it work or is it working like I am thinking. If I am not wrong, if I clone whole backup in local and for example, I change just one configuration for something, push those updates back to AzureDevops and run your example pipeline for intune-startupdate will this push those changes to Intune?

I am curious how pipeline knows from where to push those changes... Or if you have some sample pipeline that can do what I have mention above would be really awesome.

Thanks

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What you can do is to add this to the pipeline at the top,

trigger:
 branches:
  include:
    - main

This will ensure that whenever a push is made to the main branch, the pipeline will run.

So, if you clone the Git repo locally, change a value, commit it and push to main, the pipeline will run and update the configuration in Intune with the new value.

What happens when IntuneCD-startupdate runs is that it will compare the settings you have in the Intune environment specified in the ENV vars for the pipeline to what you have in the Git repo. If the configuration in Intune differs from what is in the repo, IntuneCD will update that configuration with the new setting.

This way, the source is always the Git repo, the configurations that are there is what is in production.

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Good to hear :)

I will go ahead and close this issue. If you have any additional questions or problem, open a new issue or create a new discussion!

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