Reason: Intune DSC's main-category YAML was pushing these to every main
device, including Timeclocks - DSC has no awareness of our pc-subtype
distinction. After UDC/eDNC/NTLARS are removed from the DSC YAML, ongoing
version drift would no longer be corrected. This enforcer replaces that,
scoped correctly by subtype.
Structure mirrors CMM (CMM-Enforce.ps1) and common (Acrobat-Enforce.ps1):
- Machine-Enforce.ps1: SYSTEM logon task; mounts SFLD share with HKLM-
backed creds; hands off to Install-FromManifest.
- machineapps-manifest.template.json: repo reference; authoritative copy
lives on the share at \\tsgwp00525.wjs.geaerospace.net\shared\dt\
shopfloor\main\machineapps\machineapps-manifest.json.
- Register-MachineEnforce.ps1: idempotent setup; stages scripts to
C:\Program Files\GE\MachineApps and registers the task.
- lib/Install-FromManifest.ps1: copy of the common/ version (already has
Type=CMD support).
Sub-type gating belt-and-suspenders:
- Run-ShopfloorSetup.ps1 only calls Register-MachineEnforce when
$pcType -eq "Standard" -and $pcSubType -eq "Machine".
- Machine-Enforce.ps1 itself re-reads pc-subtype.txt and exits early if
not "Machine", so a mistakenly-deployed copy no-ops.
site-config.json:
- Added "machineappsSharePath" to Standard-Machine pcProfile.
Drive letter U: to stay clear of CMM (S:) and Acrobat (T:) enforcers
that may run concurrently at logon.
Update workflow:
drop new UDC/eDNC/NTLARS installer on the SFLD share,
bump DetectionValue in machineapps-manifest.json,
every Machine PC catches up on next user logon.
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