Greetings,
Attempting to publish Microsoft.NET Core SDK 2.1.526 (x64) and receive the following error:
Publish operation failed with following error message: No Detection Method found
Are these common type errors?
Jul 29, 2022 03:29 PM
Hi @Ralph_Crowley -
I presume you're trying to publish an application to Configuration Manager (aka SCCM)? If so, you'll need to make sure that the application in question has at least one Detection Method set as ConfigMgr requires this info in order for an Application to be deployable.
By default, AdminStudio can determine Detection Methods for MSI packages, which will have this information applied at time of import. Most applications found in the Package Feed Module also contain this information when imported. AdminStudio attempted to gather this info for EXE installer packages too, but installers of this type vary and the information is not always attainable.
To check if an application is missing this info open the Application Manager:
The two most common Detection Methods are File System and Registry but you can add Windows Installer (if applicable) or Script methods for detection as well.
Jul 29, 2022 05:22 PM
Hi @Ralph_Crowley -
I presume you're trying to publish an application to Configuration Manager (aka SCCM)? If so, you'll need to make sure that the application in question has at least one Detection Method set as ConfigMgr requires this info in order for an Application to be deployable.
By default, AdminStudio can determine Detection Methods for MSI packages, which will have this information applied at time of import. Most applications found in the Package Feed Module also contain this information when imported. AdminStudio attempted to gather this info for EXE installer packages too, but installers of this type vary and the information is not always attainable.
To check if an application is missing this info open the Application Manager:
The two most common Detection Methods are File System and Registry but you can add Windows Installer (if applicable) or Script methods for detection as well.
Jul 29, 2022 05:22 PM