v1.1.3

1.1.3 (2026-08-31)

Bug Fixes

• hyperv: make the AutoLogon re-checkpoint action repair a half-provisioned VM (0e3fe7e)
• hyperv: make the AutoLogon re-checkpoint action repair a half-provisioned VM (60107a0)

v1.1.2

1.1.2 (2026-08-04)

Bug Fixes

• winget: resolve package Ids locale-independently (closes #60) (7fdb3f6)
• winget: resolve package Ids locale-independently (issue #60) (7edba46)

v1.1.1

1.1.1 (2026-07-25)

Bug Fixes

• tui: UTF-8 rendering, wrap long health cells, stop Spectre output leaking (5ae604e)
• tui: UTF-8 rendering, wrap long health cells, stop Spectre output leaking (27126de)

v1.1.0

1.1.0 (2026-07-25)

Features

• in-app update check + automated PowerShell Gallery publishing (8e2b676)
• in-app update check + automated PowerShell Gallery publishing (83ef36a)
• show the installed version under the TUI banner (58ed996)

v1.0.1

Bug Fixes

• org-template: the Organisation Template wizard no longer crashes with "You cannot call a method on a null-valued expression" on a machine where PSAppDeployToolkit is not installed yet. This blocked first-run and new-template creation for every new user (#49).

This release also establishes the automated release process and the published changelog. From here on, versions are bumped and released automatically from Conventional Commits.

Full changelog: https://win32toolkit.com/changelog/

v1.0.0

The first release of win32-toolkit: end-to-end Win32 app packaging for Microsoft Intune, driven by a guided console UI or fully scriptable from PowerShell. From here on, releases and version bumps are generated automatically from Conventional Commits.

Features

• winget packaging. Discover an app, download its installer, and build a ready-to-ship package in a single command.
• Manual (non-winget) apps. Package any .exe, .msi, or .msix/.appx installer, including advanced hand-authored installs.
• PSAppDeployToolkit v4 projects scaffolded for every app and branded from reusable org templates: dialog style, accent, language, progress and balloon text, welcome and completion prompts, hook scripts, and logos.
• Real install capture and testing in a disposable Windows Sandbox or a reusable Hyper-V VM, so the detection rule, uninstall logic, and processes-to-close all come from what the installer actually did on a clean machine.
• MSIX and APPX support, including bundles and per-architecture handling.
• Intune packaging into the .intunewin format and publishing through Microsoft Graph, with app dependencies, requirement rules, minimum-OS and restart defaults, and icons.
• Tenant-pinned publishing. Connect and disconnect to Microsoft Intune from the UI, and refuse to publish into the wrong customer's tenant.
• Customer-facing documentation generated for each packaged app.

Docs: https://win32toolkit.com/