/appvve equivalent

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Hi,&nbsp;Will there be an equivalent for App-V's /appvve switch?&nbsp;Thanks,&nbsp;Arnout

jvintzel · Answer

Not at this time, but it is something we can look into longer term.

dian hartono · Answer

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I'd like to understand your scenario a bit more. We currently have no plans to poke holes during the deployment. The changes made by the user or application can only be seen by applications in the same MSIX container.
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-Dian

bogdan mitrache · Answer

Hi,&nbsp;I don't have that much experience with App-V, so I might be missing something here.&nbsp;Isn't the appve switch similar in functionality with the cmdlet Invoke-CommandInDesktopPackage?https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/porting/desktop-to-uwp-debug#test-your-app&nbsp;P.S.&nbsp;We have an update in progress for this&nbsp;free tool, to also support msix/appx packages on top of its current support for app-v. It should help out a little bit more with debugging. (If you have any tips/improvements to recommend leave me a PM)&nbsp;

arnout grootveld · Answer

Thanks, Bogdan,&nbsp;you're not missing anything :-)&nbsp;Invoke-CommandInDesktopPackage is pretty much the equivalent of Start-AppvVirtualProcess, so thank you for bringing that to my attention!&nbsp;&nbsp;Unfortunately, behind the scenes&nbsp;the implementation has changed from a documented&nbsp;command-line argument&nbsp;to an undocumented COM interface, at least for now. Still, stuff to experiment with :-)

piyush purohit · Answer

Can Refer to&nbsp;http://blogs.technet.com/b/gladiatormsft/archive/2013/04/24/app-v-5-0-launching-native-local-processes-within-the-virtual-environment.aspx

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